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320f: FIN Foundations of Finance Solutions to Problem Set 2: The Income Statement, Statement of Changes in R/E and Cash Flow 1. Using the following data, create Starbucks' Income Statement for the year ended Oct 3, 2004. Note: all figures are in millions. Other Operating Expenses $2,205 Net Interest Income/(Expense) $29 Cost of Goods Sold 2,199 Depreciation Expense 280 Income Taxes 232 Net Revenue 5,294 Net Revenue Less: COGS Gross Margin $ Less: Operating Expenses Less: Depreciation Expense Operating Income Plus: Interest Income Earnings Before Taxes Less: Tax Expense Net Income $5,294 2,199 $3,095 2,205 280 $610 29 $639 232 $407 2. What was Starbucks' Net Profit Margin? What does it mean? Net Profit Margin = Net Income Sales = $407 $5,294 = .077 = 7.7% Starbucks earned 7.7 cents of net income on every one dollar of sales 3. Using the balance sheet from Problem Set 1, create a Statement of Changes in Retained Earnings for the year ended Oct 3, 2004. Beginning-of-Period Retained Earnings Plus: Net Income Less: Dividends End-of-Period Earnings Retained $1,084 407 --$1,491 4. How much net income was available to be distributed to owners? Did Starbucks pay any dividends to its owners at the end of 2004? Although there was $407m in net income available to be distributed, there was only $299m in cash with which to write dividend checks. However, as indicated by the Statement of Changes in Retained Earnings, no dividends were distributed. 5. Determine Starbucks' 2004 free cash flow. What does the answer mean? = Operating Income + Depr'n Taxes = $610 + 280 232 = $658 Less: Change in Net Working Capital = NWC2004 NWC2003 = $585 $315 = 270 Less: Change in Fixed Assets = Fixed Assets2004 Fixed Assets2003 = $1,777 $1,623 = $154 After-tax cash flow from operations Free Cash Flow $234 12005493284a22fa996c5444c30c9bbb8473410b.doc Page 1 of 2 After making its necessary investments in net working capital and fixed assets, Starbucks' operations generated $234 million in after-tax cash flow. 12005493284a22fa996c5444c30c9bbb8473410b.doc Page 2 of 2
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