6.2 Altman Z’s Score
Formulae
Calculation
X
1
=
WorkingCapital
Total Assets
X
1
=
11,801
,
734
−
18,295,332
69,910,996
X
1
=−
0.093
X
2
=
Retained Earnings
Total Assets
X
2
=
11,584,606
69,910,996
X
2
=
0
.168
X
3
=
EBIT
Total Assets
X
3
=
3,000,047
69,910,996
X
3
=
0.043
X
4
=
Market Valueof Equity
Book Valueof Liabilities
X
4
=
30,504,583
39,406,413
X
4
=
0.774
X
5
=
Sales
Total Assets
X
5
=
24,402,401
69,910,996
X
5
=
0.349
Z =
1.2
X
1
+
1.4
X
2
+
3.3
X
3
+
0.6
X
4
+
1.0
X
5
= 1.2(-0.093) + 1.4 (0.168) + 3.3(0.043) + 0.6(0.774) + 1(0.349)
= 1.0789
= 1.08
The Altman’s Z Score method is used to examining the accounting ratio to access the credit risk
to make decision for loan approval. According to the score, if the firm scores 2.99 or above, it is
considered creditworthy. While the score less than 1.81, therefore does not consider
creditworthy. If the score falls under 1.81 to 2.99 which is zone of ignorance, then loan manager
is required to do more research on company background for decision making.
As the result of Altman Z’s score is 1.08, it proves that Celcom falls under distress zone. It shows
that Celcom might face the risk of insolvent in the future. Therefore, Celcom needs to find
solution to solve the problem to convince MSL Bank to issue the loan.
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