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Sales of the company                              2862000
            Financial Management
                                               Out-side purchases                                676800
                                               Workers salary                                    104400
                                               Bankers                                           836570
                      Notes                    Government                                        350810

                                               Owners                                            500000
                                               Firms deprecation                                 367800
                                               Retained earnings                                  25620

                                       Indus Machine Tools Ltd. is a Private Ltd Company at Multan, a city in Punjab, Pakistan. Its
                                       Balance Sheet is given below:

                                                   Indus Machines Tools Ltd. Balance Sheet as on 31st Dec08


                                                 Liabilities                       Assets
                                          Accounts payable          208000   Cash                       4940
                                          Bank overdraft            484000   Raw material stock        86400
                                          Long term debt           6000000   Finished goods stock     171360
                                          Equity                   4000000   Account receivables      429300
                                                                            Fixed assets             10000000
                                          Total                   10692000   Total                   10692000

                                       Additional Information
                                       Taxes accounts for  685, 440/-, Total costs is  1148, 400/-,  effective returns on debt-
                                       7.5 %, equity- 20% & bank loan is 10.8%.
                                       Questions
                                       1.  Calculate the NOPAT & total capital.
                                       2.  What is the return on capital?
                                       3.  From the given details, calculate the cost of capital.
                                       4.  Analyse the financial position of the company by calculating the EVA.
                                       5.  Do you think the company will be getting the desired equity investment if it plans
                                           to go for expansion? Why?

                                    4.5 Summary

                                        Economic Value Added (EVA) is the amount in rupees that remains after deducting an
                                         “implied” interest charge from operating income.
                                        The EVA  concept extends the traditional  residual income  measures by incorporating
                                         adjustments to the divisional performance  measures against distortions introduced by
                                         generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
                                        EVA is more likely to encourage goal congruence in terms of asset acquisition and disposal
                                         decisions.
                                        In case of EVA, different interest rates may be used for different types of assets e.g., low
                                         rates can be used for inventories while a higher rate can be used for investments in fixed
                                         assets.
                                        The EVA in contrast to ROI has a stronger positive correlation with changes in company’s
                                         market share.
                                        EVA decouples bonus plans from budgetary targets.
                                        The  EVA  analysis  does  not  necessarily  eliminate  the  problem  of  comparing  the
                                         performance of large and small divisions.
                                        EVA can be readily transformed into ROI and many firms tend to convert EVA into ROI.



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