3. Prepare financial statements within excel; statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, statement of financial position, cashflow statement and forecast budgets.
In this paper, you are required to prepare a business report via canvas carrying the core theme of finance and accounting skills. In the report, you have to include the following essential aspects:
- Organise financial statements, statements of profit/loss, statement of financial position, cashflow statement, forecast budgets.
- Create excel financial models to analyse performance.
- Recommend suitable action with the reference to market and economic condition.
- Formulate a business plan.
- Give importance to supporting venture capital request.
- Present Ratio Analysis of your Projected Performance
- Break Even Points; Margins of Safety
- Find out the possible decisions
Instructions
Finance and Accounting Skills 4104LBSBW
Coursework: Weighting 70%
Learning Outcomes
3. Prepare financial statements within excel; statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, statement of financial position, cashflow statement and forecast budgets.
4. Develop excel financial models to evaluate performance, recommend appropriate action with reference to market and economic condition, produce a business plan, to support a venture capital request.
5. Create, manage and control budgets to aid cashflow / liquidity, improve profitability, reduce risk and make informed strategic decision using financial models
Sportslux
Company Background:
Sportslux has been trading for three years and now enjoy a lucrative market position, supplying a range of sports goods, to a growing market.
Mission Statement:
To provide a reasonably priced product range to enable younger people to develop sports skills
Vision:
To provide a reasonably priced product range to enable younger people to develop sports skills as part of a healthy balanced lifestyle, continuing throughout their lifetime.
Goals
- To retained existing customers and gain a 30% increase in new customers year on year
- To provide a price competitive product and not to compromise on `reasonable customer expectations in terms of quality; delivery and customer service;
- To work with customers developing the product range resulting in `new` products being developed in five years’ time
Sportslux Statement of Financial Position as at 30th November 2018
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£
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Non-current Assets (Fixed Assets)
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Property
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37,500
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Current Assets
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Inventory
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192,425
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Accounts Receivable
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58,230
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Cash
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481,752
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732,407
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Current Liabilities
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Accounts Payable
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232,625
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Net Current Assets
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499,782
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Long-Term Liabilities
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Bank Loan
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0
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537,282
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Financed By:
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Retained Earnings
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537,282
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Forecast Monthly Demand & Price per unit
Products
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Expected Demand
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Selling Price £
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Maximum Demand
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Football
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1100
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225
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1400
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Tennis
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1000
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200
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1300
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Skiing
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600
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205
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750
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Running
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850
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200
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1100
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Your factory is currently running at full capacity, which enables you to meet the Expected Demand. However, IF you wish to satisfy the Maximum Demand you would need to acquire additional machinery at a cost of £750,000.
The purchase of additional machinery could be financed by means of a 10 year loan at:
- Base + 7% p.a. (Floating Rate Loan), or
- 5 year Fixed Rate Loan at 8.25% p.a. reverting to Base + 7% at the end of the 5 years. This type of finance also has a one-off Fee of £10,000.
Alternatively, you could Lease the machine on one of the following terms:
- Flat Monthly Fee (regardless of output): £ 25,000 per month
Products
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£
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Football
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4.00
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Tennis
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6.00
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Skiing
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12.00
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Running
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6.00
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Manufacturing Costs per unit
Products
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Raw Materials £
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Labour Costs £
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Trade, Tariff & Taxes £
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Football
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52.00
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22.00
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37.50
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Tennis
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20.00
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24.50
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38.25
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Skiing
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85.00
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65.00
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36.50
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Running
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65.00
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25.00
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38.00
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In addition the following manufacturing costs are incurred per unit:
Products
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Additional Business Insurance £
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Warehouse Costs £
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Distribution Costs £
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Football
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2.00
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1.65
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4.00
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Tennis
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2.00
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1.65
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4.30
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Skiing
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2.00
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1.65
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7.00
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Running
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2.00
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1.65
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6.60
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Fixed Costs per month
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Based on Expected Sales £
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Based on Maximum Sales £
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Selling and Marketing
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5000
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8000
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Administration
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6000
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9000
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Going forward, you need to decide whether to:
- continue to Manufacture or simply …
- Buy & Sell Finished Goods
You have identified 3 suppliers who have quoted the following prices per unit, based on today’s exchange rates. Kansas Inc have a particularly good reputation.
Products
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Hong Kong Ltd.
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Kansas Inc.
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Henderson (UK) Ltd.
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£
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£
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£
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Football
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93.00
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113.00
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123.00
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Tennis
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102.00
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112.00
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121.50
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Skiing
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82.00
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102.00
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125.00
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Running
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108.00
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115.00
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124.50
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Overseas supplies would also currently incur the following Trade Tariffs and Taxes per product:
Products
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£
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Football
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22.50
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Tennis
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21.20
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Skiing
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21.00
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Running
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21.30
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Required:
Your task is to Prepare a 2500 Business Report via Canvas
- Justifying your Company’s Decisions for the coming year, supported with …
- Forecast Financial Statements to reflect your decisions
- Ratio Analysis of your Projected Performance
- Break Even Points; Margins of Safety
Task 1: Identify the Decisions you need to make at this stage.
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