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FELTON The COMPANY 1999 Sales ($912 + {5 x $168} COGS (@ 65%) 0.65 2000 $1,752 $1,139 $2,400 $1,560 Sales ($200*12) COGS (@ 65%) Gross Profit $613 35% $840 35% Gross Profit SG&A EBITDA??? Net Income Before Tax Income Taxes Net Income $520 30% 7% 5% $520 22% SG&A $320 $96 $224 0.65 13% 0.3 $93 $28 $65 BIG QUESTION: WHERE IS INTEREST EXPENSE ACCOUNTED FOR? ALWAYS NEED TO KNOW...

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FELTON The COMPANY 1999 Sales ($912 + {5 x $168} COGS (@ 65%) 0.65 2000 $1,752 $1,139 $2,400 $1,560 Sales ($200*12) COGS (@ 65%) Gross Profit $613 35% $840 35% Gross Profit SG&A EBITDA??? Net Income Before Tax Income Taxes Net Income $520 30% 7% 5% $520 22% SG&A $320 $96 $224 0.65 13% 0.3 $93 $28 $65 BIG QUESTION: WHERE IS INTEREST EXPENSE ACCOUNTED FOR? ALWAYS NEED TO KNOW "EBITDA" TO DETERMINE CASH FLOW AND DEBT SERVICE CAPACITY BALANCE SHEETS 12/31/1999 Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Total Current Assets $12 $336 168*2 $480 pg 2 $828 60 days Fixed Assets (constant) Deferred Assets Total Assets $180 $56 $1,064 12/31/2000 $12 $400 200*2 $480 pg 2 $892 $180 $56 $1,128 Notes Payable (PLUG) Notes Payable - Chattel Mortgage Accounts Payable Taxes Payable Deferred Revenue/deposits Misc. Accruals (expand with volume) Total Current Liabilities $233 PLUG $110 140-(6*5) $24 pg 3 $28 $80 $475 $96 $315 Subordinated Loan from Officers $112 104+8 $112 Common Stock Retained Earnings Total Liab. & Equity Daily Sales Daily COGS Inventory DOH A/R DOH Inventory Turnover A/P DOH CURRENT RATIO QUICK RATIO TOTAL LIAB/TA TOTA LIAB/EQUITY $136 $341 276+65 $1,064 365 365 THEORETICAL BORR. BASE EST. INTEREST EXPENSE N/P CHAT. MTG. $61 PLUG $38 110-(6*12) $24 pg 3 $96 $136 $565 $1,128 4.8 3.1 153.8 70.0 2.4 7.7 1.7 0.7 6.6 4.3 112.3 60.8 3.3 5.6 2.8 1.3 0.75 $252 $300 11% 19% 11 27 OPERATING LEVERAGE? 0.3 HISTORICAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 7 mos2 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 CASH A/R INVENTORY TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $$200 $300 $500 $$144 $288 $432 $4 $152 $400 $556 $20 $172 $520 $712 $16 $284 $656 $956 $4 $244 $672 $920 FIXED ASSETS, NET DEFERRED ASSETS TOTAL ASSETS $88 $28 $616 $80 $24 $536 $72 $24 $652 $84 $28 $824 $88 $56 $1,100 $180 $56 $1,156 OVERDRAFT N/P CHATTEL BANK N/P MTG. A/P TAXES PAYABLE MISC. ACCRUALS TOTAL CURRENT LIAB. $20 $104 $28 $84 $28 $24 $288 $16 $72 $$68 $28 $28 $212 $$124 $$68 $64 $32 $288 $$112 $$176 $52 $40 $380 $$148 $72 $188 $100 $76 $584 $$104 $140 $196 $88 $80 $608 SUBORDINATED LOAN OFFCR TOTAL LIAB $100 $388 $80 $292 $48 $336 $76 $456 $104 $688 $104 $712 COMMON STOCK RETAINED EARNINGS TOTAL LIAB & EQUITY $136 $92 $616 $136 $108 $536 $136 $180 $652 $136 $232 $824 $136 $276 $1,100 $136 $308 $1,156 SALES COGS $824 $892 $1,036 $1,488 $1,584 $912 MATERIAL LABOR O/H DEPR TOTAL COGS $268 $124 $144 $12 $548 33% 15% 17% 1% 67% $284 32% $128 14% $76 9% $8 1% $496 56% $308 $144 $168 $8 $628 GROSS PROFIT SG&A NET PROFIT BEFORE TAX TAXES NET INCOME $276 33% $252 31% $24 3% $4 $20 $396 44% $296 33% $100 11% $4 $96 $408 39% $312 30% $96 9% $24 $72 2.26 1.50 199.8 88.6 1.83 55.9 1.74 0.69 0.63 1.70 2.44 1.36 211.9 58.9 1.72 50.0 2.04 0.68 0.54 1.20 $150 17 11 5 53 7.35 2.88 $108 8 8 116 13% 2.52 0.76 Daily Sales Daily COGS Inventory DOH A/R DOH Inventory Turnover A/P DOH CURRENT RATIO QUICK RATIO TOTAL LIAB/TA TOTA LIAB/EQUITY 365 365 THEORETICAL BORR. BASE EST. INTEREST EXPENSE N/P CHAT. MTG. EBITDA TOTAL LIAB./EBITDA NOTES PAYABLE/EBITDA 0.75 11% 19% 6% 30% 14% 16% 1% 61% $480 $236 $232 $8 $956 32% 16% 16% 1% 64% 32% 16% 15% 1% 64% $300 $84 $120 $12 $516 $532 36% $460 31% $72 5% $20 $52 $572 36% $508 32% $64 4% $20 $44 $396 $284 $112 2.84 1.72 232.5 53.6 1.57 39.5 1.93 0.54 0.52 1.06 4.08 2.62 198.5 42.2 1.84 67.2 1.87 0.51 0.55 1.24 4.34 2.77 236.6 65.4 1.54 67.8 1.64 0.51 0.63 1.67 4.34 210 DAYS 2.46 210 DAYS 273.5 56.2 0.77 79.8 1.51 0.41 0.62 1.60 $114 14 14 118 11% 2.86 1.05 $129 12 12 92 4.94 1.21 $213 30 16 14 110 6.26 2.00 $183 6% $508 $252 $236 $16 $1,012 7% $112
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