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Extract from the Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2024

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Here are the calculations for the missing financial indicators for 2024:

1. Operating expenses on sales

  1. Calculate the Gross Profit percentage on sales.

    The mark-up percentage is given as 58%. Mark-up is calculated on Cost of Sales.

    Gross Profit on Sales Percentage=Mark-up Percentage1+Mark-up Percentage\text{Gross Profit on Sales Percentage} = \frac{\text{Mark-up Percentage}}{1 + \text{Mark-up Percentage}} =0.581+0.58=0.581.58≈0.3670886= \frac{0.58}{1 + 0.58} = \frac{0.58}{1.58} \approx 0.3670886 =36.71%= 36.71\%
  2. Calculate Operating Expenses on Sales.

    Operating Profit on Sales is given as 22%.

    Operating Expenses on Sales Percentage=Gross Profit on Sales Percentage−Operating Profit on Sales Percentage\text{Operating Expenses on Sales Percentage} = \text{Gross Profit on Sales Percentage} - \text{Operating Profit on Sales Percentage} =36.71%−22%= 36.71\% - 22\% =14.71%= 14.71\%

    The operating expenses on sales for 2024 are \boxed{\text{14.71%}}.

    2. Current ratio

  3. Identify Current Assets and Current Liabilities for 2024 from the Balance Sheet.

    Current Assets = R1 287 500
    Current Liabilities = R368 750

  4. Apply the Current Ratio formula.

    Current Ratio=Current AssetsCurrent Liabilities\text{Current Ratio} = \frac{\text{Current Assets}}{\text{Current Liabilities}} =1 287 500368 750= \frac{1\,287\,500}{368\,750} ≈3.4915\approx 3.4915 =3.49:1= 3.49 : 1

    The current ratio for 2024 is 3.49 : 1\boxed{\text{3.49 : 1}}.

    3. Acid test ratio (Quick ratio)

  5. Identify Current Assets, Inventories, and Current Liabilities for 2024 from the Balance Sheet.

    Current Assets = R1 287 500
    Inventories = R300 000
    Current Liabilities = R368 750

  6. Apply the Acid Test Ratio formula.

    Acid Test Ratio=Current Assets−InventoriesCurrent Liabilities\text{Acid Test Ratio} = \frac{\text{Current Assets} - \text{Inventories}}{\text{Current Liabilities}} =1 287 500−300 000368 750= \frac{1\,287\,500 - 300\,000}{368\,750} =987 500368 750= \frac{987\,500}{368\,750} ≈2.6780\approx 2.6780 =2.68:1= 2.68 : 1

    The acid test ratio for 2024 is 2.68 : 1\boxed{\text{2.68 : 1}}.

    4. Solvency ratio

  7. Determine the definition of the Solvency Ratio based on the 2023 data.

    Given the 2023 Solvency Ratio is 3.3:1, and using the provided Balance Sheet figures for 2023:
    Owner's Equity = R1 475 000
    Noncurrent Liabilities = R625 000
    If we use the formula: Owner’s Equity+Noncurrent LiabilitiesNoncurrent Liabilities\frac{\text{Owner's Equity} + \text{Noncurrent Liabilities}}{\text{Noncurrent Liabilities}}

    =1 475 000+625 000625 000=2 100 000625 000=3.36= \frac{1\,475\,000 + 625\,000}{625\,000} = \frac{2\,100\,000}{625\,000} = 3.36

    This is consistent with the given 3.3:1 (allowing for rounding).

  8. Apply this definition to 2024 data.

    Owner's Equity 2024 = R2 500 000
    Noncurrent Liabilities 2024 = R818 750

    Solvency Ratio=Owner’s Equity+Noncurrent LiabilitiesNoncurrent Liabilities\text{Solvency Ratio} = \frac{\text{Owner's Equity} + \text{Noncurrent Liabilities}}{\text{Noncurrent Liabilities}} =2 500 000+818 750818 750= \frac{2\,500\,000 + 818\,750}{818\,750} =3 318 750818 750= \frac{3\,318\,750}{818\,750} ≈4.0539\approx 4.0539 =4.05:1= 4.05 : 1

    The solvency ratio for 2024 is 4.05 : 1\boxed{\text{4.05 : 1}}.

    5. Return on owners' equity

  9. State the formula for Return on Owners' Equity.

    Return on Owners’ Equity=Net ProfitOwner’s Equity×100%\text{Return on Owners' Equity} = \frac{\text{Net Profit}}{\text{Owner's Equity}} \times 100\%
  10. Identify known values and missing information.

    Owner's Equity for 2024 = R2 500 000.
    Net Profit on Sales for 2024 = 19%. This means Net Profit=0.19×Sales\text{Net Profit} = 0.19 \times \text{Sales}.
    To calculate Net Profit, the value of Sales for 2024 is required. Sales cannot be determined from the information provided in the Balance Sheet extract or the financial indicators. Therefore, the Return on Owners' Equity cannot be calculated with the given data.

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