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Financial Analysis Clarkson Lumber Company

Pro Forma Analysis Basic approach is to pick points in time (year end, quarter end, month end), determine where cash is expected to be tied up at these points in time, and determine what the sources of cash are expected to be at these points in time. Cash flows are the period to period changes in these Cash stocks We forecast the income and balance sheets based on a forecast of sales, and the relations between sales and the income and balance sheet components.

Pro Forma Analysis Income statement: look at operating efficiency and profitability balance sheet: look at required investment in assets (uses of cash) and liabilities (sources of cash)

Balance Sheet Assets Required cash and marketable securities Accounts Receivable (A/R) Inventory (INV) Fixed assets (PPE)

Liabilities Automatic Sources Accounts Payable (A/P) Accrued Expenses (A/E) Debt Short Term Long Term Equity Retained Earnings Common Stock

Balance Sheet Problem: What should be the relation between income and balance sheet items and sales? Solution : Perform financial analysis of firm to determine: what the firm has done (history) where the firm is going (trends) What the firm should do in light of strategy What other firms are doing (comparables)

Where is Cash Going Uses 93 94 95 93-95 cash 43 52 56 A/R 306 411 606 INV 337 432 587 CA 686 895 1249 PPE 233 262 388

Where is Cash Coming From Sources 93 94 95 93-95 A/P 213 340 376 Notes-trade 0 0 127 A/E 42 45 75 automatic 255 385 578

debt 160 400 610 equity 504 372 449 TL&NW 919 1157 1637

Mr. Holtz Transaction Net Worth beginning 94 504 NI 94 68 sub total 572 buyout of Mr. H -200 NW end of 94 372 note to Mr. H 200 leveraged buyout of Mr. Holtz. total liabilities plus net worth unaffected

Dupont Model ROE = NI/NW = NI/Sales * Sales/TA * TA/NW margin turnover leverage (operations) (investment) (financing)

Dupont 93 94 95 AVG ROE 15.8% margin 1.9% turnover 2.98 leverage 2.86

Profitability Operating Profit Margin (OPM) OPM = earnings before interest and taxes/sales Gross Profit Margin (GPM) GPM = Gross Profit/Sales = (Sales - COGS)/Sales 1 - COGS Ratio OPM = GPM - Operating Expense/Sales = GPM - Op Exp ratio

Profitability 93 94 95 AVG NPM 2.1% 2.0% 1.7% 1.9% COGS Ratio 75.4 75.8 75.8 75.6 GPM 24.6 24.2 24.2 24.4 Op Exp Ratio 21.3 20.6 20.8 20.9 OPM 3.3 3.6 3.4 3.5

Profitability NPM = (EBIT - INT - TAX)/Sales =OPM(1 - INT/EBIT)(1- TAX/EBT) net profit margin = operating profit margin * 1 - interest burden * 1 - effective tax rate

Profitability 93 94 95 AVG OPM 3.5% INT Burden.31 TAX Rate.20 NPM 1.9%

Turnover Asset Turnover total asset turnover = Sales/TA Cash Ratio = Cash/Sales Accounts Receivable Days on Hand = (A/R)/(Daily Sales) = (A/R)/(Sales/365)

Turnover 93 94 95 AVG Asset TO 2.98 C/Sales 1.4% AR DOH 43.4 INV DOH 59.4 NFATO 12.5

Uses of Cash Suppose that Clarkson could return to DOH for inventory and Accounts Receivable at 93 levels Actual Actual Target Target funds DOH Level DOH level release A/R 48.9 606 INV 62.6 587 total 1193

Leverage Total Liabilities to Total Assets TL to TA = TL/TA = 1 - NW/TA Debt to Capital Debt to CAP = Debt/(Debt + NW)

Interest Coverage Times Interest Earned = EBIT/interest Accounts Payable Days

AP DOH = AP/(daily purchases) = AP/(purchases/365) Accrued Expense Ratio AE to sales = AE/Sales

Leverage 93 94 95 AVG TL to TA.62 Debt/CAP.46 Debt/CAP 2.45 Int Cov 3.3 AP DOH I 39.7 AP DOH 2 44 AE/Sales 1.5%

Liqudity Current Ratio CR = CA/CL Quick (or Acid Test) Ratio QR = (CA - INV)/CL

Liquidity 93 94 95 AVG CR 1.74 QR.90

Alternative Performance Measure Return on Invested Capital ROIC = NOP/Capital NOP = EBIT - Tax on Ebit Capital = Debt + Net Worth Debt includes all interest bearing debt, both short and long term

ROIC measures operating performance finance charges (interest expense) are not taken out, only operating income is used tax savings from interest deductability also removed from income calculations debt and equity are lumped together to get an overall capital efficiency, independent of the mix of debt and capital

Clarkson ROIC 93 94 95 EBIT 97 126 155 tax 18 26 34 NOP 79 100 121 Capital 664 772 1186 ROIC 11.8% 13.0% 10.2% Notes: Taxes determined by average tax rate for each year Capital includes notes payable trade

Alternative Dupont ROIC = NOP/Capital = NOP/Sales * Sales/Capital = NOPM * Capital Turnover = operating + Capital efficiency Management

Clarkson 93 94 95 NOPM 2.69% 2.89% 2.67% Cap TO 4.4 4.5 3.8 ROIC 11.8% 13.0% 10.2% ROE 11.9% 18.3% 17.1%

Leverage, ROE and ROIC ROE = ROIC + [ROIC - R D (1 -t)](d/nw) Where t is the average tax rate (t = taxes/ebt) D is interest bearing debt R D is the average interest rate on debt (R D = interest/debt) NW is Net Worth

As long as ROIC exceeds R D, increases in leverage (increasing D and decreasing NW) increase ROE. Is this a good thing for the owners? What happens to risk?

Next Time Given sales forecast, project income what margins should be used? Given sales forecast, and income forecast, forecast balance sheet entries what operating procedures should be changed? what does this imply about turnovers, DOH s and ratios? Use a liability entry called external funds to balance the balance sheet external funds = forecast TA - forecast (Liab + NW) positive number, additional borrowing needed negative number, cash available

Where is Cash Going Uses 93 94 95 93-95 cash 43 52 56 13 A/R 306 411 606 300 INV 337 432 587 250 CA 686 895 1249 563 PPE 233 262 388 155

Where is Cash Coming From Sources 93 94 95 93-95 A/P 213 340 376 163 Notes-trade 0 0 127 127 A/E 42 45 75 33 automatic 255 385 578 323 debt 160 400 610 350 equity 504 372 449-55 TL&NW 919 1157 1637 718

Dupont 93 94 95 AVG ROE 11.9% 18.3% 17.2% 15.8% margin 2.1% 2.0% 1.7% 1.9% turnover 3.18 3.01 2.76 2.98 leverage 1.82 3.11 3.65 2.86

Profitability 93 94 95 AVG OPM 3.3 3.6 3.4 3.5 INT Burden.24.33.36.31 TAX Rate.19.20.22.20 NPM 2.1% 2.0% 1.7% 1.9% interest burden increased

Turnover 93 94 95 AVG Asset TO 3.18 3.01 2.76 2.98 C/Sales 1.5% 1.5% 1.2% 1.4% AR DOH 38.2 43.1 48.9 43.4 INV DOH 55.9 59.9 62.6 59.4 NFATO 12.5 13.3 11.6 12.5 Sales Growth 19% 30%

Uses of Cash Actual Actual Target Target funds DOH Level DOH level release A/R 48.9 606 38.2 473 133 INV 62.6 587 55.9 524 63 total 1193 997 196

Leverage 93 94 95 AVG TL to TA.45.68.73.62 Debt/CAP 1.24.52.62.46 Debt/CAP 2.58.45 Int Cov 4.2 3.3 2.8 3.3 AP DOH I 35.2 45.5 38.3 39.7 AP DOH 2 51.3 44 AE/Sales 1.4% 1.3% 1.7% 1.5%

Liquidity 93 94 95 AVG CR 2.49 1.58 1.15 1.74 QR 1.27.82.61.90