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1 Profitability Ratio Analysis Profitability Ratios Purpose: Provide insight about ability to generate income Return on assets = Net income + interest * (1 - tax rate) Assets Return on equity = Net income / equity Favorable vs. unfavorable financial leverage After-tax cost of debt vs. ROA and ROE. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 2 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 1
2 Return on Equity Simply stated: ROE = Net income / equity Fails to reveal underlying factors» What is the contribution of operating activity to profitability?» Can asset management improve profitability?» Has debt financing provided favorable leverage?» How have income taxes impacted profitability?» What is the influence of non-operating activities on profitability?» Can the firm sustain its current level of growth? Decompose to obtain an understanding. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 3 DuPont ROE Decompose: ROE = Net income / equity Into: ROE = Return on sales * Asset turnover * Financial leverage Analyze trends in the components Critically examine both good and bad performance. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 4 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 2
3 Extended DuPont Analysis Operations via a common-size analysis Asset turnover Financial leverage Interest expense Debt vs. equity proportions in the balance sheet Tax effect Unusual items effect Discuss using handout example. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 5 Common-Size Income Statement Usefulness: Are the company s margins consistent with its stated competitive strategy? Are the company s margins changing? Why? What are the underlying causes? Is the company managing its overhead and administrative costs well? What are the activities driving these costs? Are the activities necessary? FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 6 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 3
4 Efficiency in Managing Assets Detailed analysis reveals effectiveness of investment management Use turnover ratios Two primary areas: Net working capital management» Receivables, inventory, payables» Support normal operations Long-term asset management» Assets generate long-term earnings. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 7 Turnover Ratios Purpose: Measure efficiency in managing assets Definition: Sales / asset A slight digression:» Assume total assets = Cash + receivables + inventory + fixed assets $1,000 = $100 + $300 + $200 + $400 & sales = $5,000 Calculate turnover ratio for each component Questions:» Are the ratios additive for the components?» Interpretations? FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 8 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 4
5 Net Working Capital Management Net current assets / sales = (Cash + marketable securities) / sales + Accounts receivable / sales + Inventories / sales + Prepaids / sales - Accounts payable & accruals 1 / (Net current assets / sales) = Sales / net current assets = Turnover of net current assets. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 9 Turnover: Receivables Issues How well does the company manage its credit policies? Are these policies consistent with its marketing strategy? Is the company artificially increasing sales by loading distribution channels? FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 10 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 5
6 Turnover: Inventory Issues How well does the company manage its inventory? Does the company use modern manufacturing techniques? What is the underlying business reason for change in inventory ratios? Are new products being planned? Is there a mismatch between demand forecasts and actual sales? FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 11 Long-Term Asset Management Long-term assets / sales = Gross fixed assets / sales - Accumulated depreciation / sales + Other long-term assets / sales 1 / (Long-term assets / sales) = Sales / long-term assets = Turnover of long-term assets. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 12 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 6
7 Long-Term Investment Issues Is investment in plant and equipment consistent with the competitive strategy? Does the company have a sound policy of acquisitions and divestitures? How is product quality affected? What is the estimated age of the assets?» Gross fixed assets / depreciation expense» Accumulated depreciation / depreciation expense» Net fixed assets / depreciation expense. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 13 Operating Return on Assets Operating return on assets before taxes is: EBIT / assets It is also the product of: Operating return on sales = EBIT / sales Asset turnover ratio = Sales / assets Note: All financing costs are excluded from EBIT Taxes have been excluded from EBIT» Show a separate tax effect later. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 14 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 7
8 Financial Leverage Effect Financial leverage increases ROE if rate of return earned on the invested funds > cost of debt financing However, financial leverage increases risk of financial distress Debt obligations have priority over equity payments Financial leverage consists of two components» Interest expense multiplier» Balance sheet financing multiplier FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 15 Interest Expense Multiplier Defined as: 1 - (interest expense) / (operating earnings) or as 1 - (interest expense) / EBIT or as (EBIT - interest expense) / EBIT or as EBT / EBIT Interpretation: The proportion of $1 of operating earnings (before interest expense) that is left after paying interest. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 16 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 8
9 Balance Sheet Financing Multiplier Financial leverage = Assets / equity But, Assets = Debt + Equity Thus, Assets / equity = (Debt / equity) + 1 Assets / equity = Current liabilities / equity + Long-term debt / equity + Other LT liabilities / equity + Preferred stock / equity + 1. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 17 Joint Financial Leverage Effect Defined as the product of: Interest expense multiplier Balance sheet financing multiplier Interpretation of joint effect: Positive financial leverage if product > 1 Negative financial leverage if product < 1. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 18 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 9
10 W.T. Grant s Management of Financial Leverage Assets/Equity CL/Equity LTL/Equity Other/Equity Preferred/Equity Equity/Equity Accounting identity: Assets = Liabilities + equity FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 19 W.T. Grant s Interest Rate Environment % Jan. 72 Jan. 73 Jan. 71 Jan. 74 Jan. 69 Jan Years FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 20 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 10
11 Income Tax Multiplier Income tax multiplier Defined as: 1 - (income tax) / (pretax income) or as (EBT - income taxes) / EBT or as NI / EBT Interpretation The proportion of $1 of pretax income left after paying income tax. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 21 ROE: Excluding Unusual Items ROE is the product of: Operating return on sales Asset turnover ratio Joint interest & financial leverage multiplier After income tax multiplier By excluding unusual items Better fix on profitability of normal operations. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 22 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 11
12 Effect of Unusual Items Restructuring charges, extraordinary gains/losses, etc... can seriously change ROE Adjusting ROE for these items lets you see the impact of nonrecurring items Although not unusual, an adjustment for preferred dividends is necessary Why?» Preferred shareholders are not residual owners of the business. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 23 Background for Sustainable Growth Sustainable growth relies on: Return on equity Dividend policy. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 24 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 12
13 Sustainable Growth Definition: Growth the firm can sustain» Without issuing new equity» Maintaining current financial policies Based on sources = uses concept Formula: Growth = Retention ratio * ROE. 1 - (Retention ratio * ROE) Compare: Sustainable growth vs. actual growth. FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 25 An Example LY TY LY TY Assets Sales Debts Costs Equity Profit Sales growth = 75% Dividends Asset growth = 65% Retained Growth = Retention ratio * ROE. 1 - (Retention ratio * ROE) =.60 x.625/[ x.625] 60.0% =.60 x.60/[ x.60] 56.3% FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 26 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 13
14 W.T. Grant s Sustainable Growth Return on sales Inverted asset turnover Financial leverage Retention rate Sustainable growth Actual growth (sales) Formula: Sustainable growth = ROS * Retention Rate * Assets/Equity. Assets/Sales - ROS * Retention Rate * Assets/Equity FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 27 Inflation-Adjusted Statements Important considerations: Inflation sensitivity of assets and liabilities Old assets vs. relatively new assets Price vs. volume gains Productivity gains? FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 28 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 14
15 W.T. Grant s Inflation Management Performance As Reported Adjusted Sales 1,849,802 1,849,802 Cost of sales 1,163,998 1,300,000 Depreciation 13,579 17,282 Other expenses 623, ,646 Operating earnings 48,579-91,126 Interest expense 7,033 7,033 Taxes Net income 3, ,927 Dividends 21,122 21,122 Retained earnings -12, ,398 FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 29 The End FIN 551:Fundamental Analysis 30 FIN 551: Fundamental Analysis 15
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