This document provides information about the COM-405 Introduction to Business Finance course including the course code, title, credit hours, teacher name and contact information, class time, and topics to be covered which include ratio analysis, time value of money, sources of financing, and standardized financial statements. It also explains the DuPont identity formula for calculating return on equity and provides an example calculation for two years.
This document provides information about the COM-405 Introduction to Business Finance course including the course code, title, credit hours, teacher name and contact information, class time, and topics to be covered which include ratio analysis, time value of money, sources of financing, and standardized financial statements. It also explains the DuPont identity formula for calculating return on equity and provides an example calculation for two years.
This document provides information about the COM-405 Introduction to Business Finance course including the course code, title, credit hours, teacher name and contact information, class time, and topics to be covered which include ratio analysis, time value of money, sources of financing, and standardized financial statements. It also explains the DuPont identity formula for calculating return on equity and provides an example calculation for two years.
Credit Hours : 3(3-0) Teacher Name : Moeez Ul Haq Class : Lecture Room (Thu) Class Time : 08:00 Am To 10:30 Am Email address : moeez5338@gmail.com Link for Notes : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yt22B8epsWPJI xWPvT4CzIghCJWuprIz?usp=sharing Ratio Analysis The Time Value of Money ( NPV ) Share and its types Sources of Short-Term Financing Working Capital Management Cash Flow planning Standardized financial statements Understanding Balance Sheets Du Point Identity Du Point Identity
TheDuPont identity is an expression that shows a
company's return on equity (ROE) can be represented as a product of three other ratios: the profit margin, the total asset turnover, and the equity multiplier. Understanding the DuPont Identity
1. Operating efficiency, which is measured by
profit margin
2. Asset use efficiency, which is measured by
total asset turnover
3. Financial leverage, which is measured by the
equity multiplier. DuPont Identity
ROE = Profit margin x asset turnover x equity multiplier
This formula, in turn, can be broken down further to:
ROE = (net income / sales) x (revenue / total assets) x
(total assets / shareholder equity) Calculation
Year one net income = $180,000
Year one revenues or sales = $300,000 Year one total assets = $500,000 Year one shareholder equity = $900,000 Calculation
Year one net income = $180,000
Year one revenues or sales = $300,000 Year one total assets = $500,000 Year one shareholder equity = $900,000
ROE year one = ($180,000 / $300,000) x
($300,000 / $500,000) x ($500,000 / $900,000) = 20% Calculation
Year two net income = $170,000
Year two revenues or Sales = $327,000 Year two total assets = $545,000 Year two shareholder equity = $980,000 Calculation Year two net income = $170,000 Year two revenues or Sales = $327,000 Year two total assets = $545,000 Year two shareholder equity = $980,000
ROE year two = ($170,000 / $327,000) x
($327,000 / $545,000) x ($545,000 / $980,000) = 17% Du Point
ROE = Profit margin x asset turnover x equity multiplier
1. ROE year one = 60% x 60% x 56% = 20% 2. ROE year two = 52% x 60% x 56% = 17% Du Point ROE = Profit margin x asset turnover x equity multiplier 1. ROE year one = 60% x 60% x 56% = 20% 2. ROE year two = 52% x 60% x 56% = 17% You can clearly see that the ROE declined in year two. During the year, net income, revenues, total assets, and shareholder equity all changed in value. By using the DuPont identity, analysts or managers can break down the cause of this decline. Question Answer session