) Division A of Gwinnett Company, produces wedges. Division Z’s manager has discretion in pricing and other decisions. Division Z is expected to generate a minimum required rate of return of at least 18% on its operating assets. The division has average operating assets of $900,000. The wedges are sold for $8 each. Variable costs are $3 per wedges, and fixed costs total $390,000 per year. The division has a capacity of 120,000 wedges each year.
Number of wedges: ___________
B) Assume that Division Z’s current ROI equals the minimum required rate of 18%. The divisional manager wants to increase the selling price per wedge by 5%. Market studies indicate that an increase in the selling price would cause sales to drop by 15,000 units each year. However, operating assets could be reduced by $65,000 due to decreased needs for accounts receivable and inventory. Compute the new ROI if these changes are made. (9 points)
ROI: __________
C) Refer to the original data (i.e. used for question A.). Assume again that the Division’s current ROI equals the required rate of 18%. Rather than increase the selling price, the sales manager want to reduced the selling price by 10%. Market studies indicate that this would fill the plant to capacity. In order to carry the greater level of sales, however, operating assets would increase by $28,000. Compute ROI if these changes are made. (9 points)
Please answer part C of this question!
| No. of units actually produced =120,000 units | |
| Selling price per unit =$8 | |
| Total Sales =120,000 units*$7.20 =$864,000 | |
| Less: | Variable costs =120,000 units*$3 =$360,000 |
| Contribution margin =$504,000 | |
| Less: | Fixed costs =$390,000 |
| Net operating income =$114,000 | |
| Average operating assets =$928,000 | |
| ROI =Net operating income / Average operating assets | |
| ROI =$114,000 / $928,000 =12.28% |
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