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    FINANCIAL FORECASTING

    Financial forecasting is a process whereby thefirm will estimates its total needs for future

    operations. By doing so, funds can be obtained at the

    lowest interest cost and on the best possibleterms because management has sufficient

    time for effective negotiations. Forecasting is one of the most important

    management activities, regardless of its size.

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    WHY DO WENEED TO DO

    FORECASTING ?

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    BECAUSE WEWANT TO FIND

    EXTERNAL/ADDITIONAL

    FUNDNEEDED BY

    THE COMPANYIN ORDER TO

    EXPAND THEIRBUSINESS

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    METHODS OF FORECASTING

    PERCENT OF SALES METHOD *

    SCATTER DIAGRAM OR REGRESSION METHOD

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    PERCENT OFSALES

    METHOD

    Under this method external fund can bedetermined by using two ways:

    a) Equation

    b) Pro-Forma Balance sheet

    Which ever

    method is usedthe answershould be the

    same

    When the company want to expand their business (acquireadditional assets to support new sales or purchase additional

    assets) definitely more money (fund) would be needed tosupport the expansion. Funds can be generated from internal

    sources (retained earning) and external source

    Two situation have to be lookedat before the amount of externalfund needed is determined, they

    are:a) Firm is operating at full

    capacity

    b) Firm has not reached fullcapacity

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    By using EQUATION,STEP 1: CALCULATE RETAINED EARNING (INTERNAL SOURCES OF FUND)

    RETAINED EARNING = [ Net profit margin xretention ratio x forecasted sales ]

    OPERATING AT FULL CAPACITY

    (EQUATION)Operating at full capacity means all assets available in the

    company have been fully utilized. If the firm want to expandtheir business the only way is to increase all its assets (current

    and fixed asset) and certain liabilities.

    1 Dividend Payout Ratio

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    STEP 2: CALCULATE FUND NEEDED BY THECOMPANY IN ORDER TO EXPAND THEIR

    BUSINESS

    FUND NEEDED = [ X (Changes in sales) -

    X (Changes in sales) ]

    STEP 3: EXTERNAL/ADDITIONAL FUND NEEDED

    EXTERNAL FUND NEEDED = FUND NEEDED

    RETAINED EARNING

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    EXAMPLE OPERATING AT FULL

    CAPACITY (USING EQUATION)BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT

    31/12/94

    ASSET RMCURRENT ASSETCash 10,000

    Account Receivable 85,000Inventories 100,000

    FIXED ASSETNet Fixed Asset 150,000

    345,000

    LIABILITY RMCURRENT LIABILITY

    Account Payable 50,000Accrued Wages 25,000Notes Payable 30,000Mortgage Bonds 40,000

    EQUITYCommon Stock 100,000Retained Earning 100,000

    345,000

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    QUESTION :

    Companys sales are running at about RM

    500,000 a year which is its maximumcapacity limit and the net profit marginafter tax is 4%. During 1994 the company

    earned RM 20,000 after taxes and paidout RM 10,000 in dividend in the comingyears. How much additional financing

    will be needed if sales expand to RM800,000 during 1995 ?

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    SOLUTION

    BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT 31/12/94ASSETSCURRENT ASSETS

    Cash x 100% 2%

    Acc Receivable 17%Inventory 20%FIXED ASSET

    Net fixed asset 30%

    69%

    LIABILITIESCURRENT LIABILITY

    Account Payable 10%Accrued Wages 5%

    15%

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    STEP 1 : RETAINED EARNING

    RETAINED EARNING = [0.04 x (1-0.5) x RM 800,000]

    = RM 16,000

    STEP 2: FUND NEEDED BY THE COMPANY IN ORDER

    TO EXPAND THEIR BUSINESSFUND NEEDED = 69% x (RM 800,000 RM 500,000) 15%

    x ( RM 800,000 RM 500,000)

    = 54% (RM 300,000)

    = RM 162,000 STEP 3: EXTERNAL FUND NEEDED

    EXTERNAL FUND NEEDED = RM 162,000 RM 16,000

    = RM 146,000

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    OPERATING AT FULL CAPACITY

    (USING PRO-FORMA BALANCE SHEET)

    STEP 1: CALCULATE PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN SALESPERCENTAGE INCREASE IN SALES =

    STEP 2: ITEM SUCH AS CURRENT ASSET AND FIXEDASSET AND CERTAIN LIABILITIES (FOR EXAMPLEACCOUNT PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES) WILLBE INCREASE ACCORDING TO INCREASE IN SALES.THE OTHER ITEM FOR EXAMPLE CURRENT LIABILITY(NOTES PAYABLE) AND LONG TERM LIABILITY (BOND,MORTGAGE, DEBENTURE AND OTHERS) WILLREMAIN THE SAME.

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    STEP 3: CALCULATE NEW RETAINED EARNING

    NEW RETAINED EARNING = OLD RETAINED

    EARNING + [NET PROFIT MARGIN x RETENTIONRATIO x FORECASTED SALES]

    STEP 4: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ASSET,

    LIABILITIES AND EQUITIES WILL BE THEEXTERNAL/ADDITIONAL FUND NEEDED

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    EXAMPLE OPERATING AT FULL

    CAPACITY (USING PRO-FORMA)BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT

    31/12/94

    ASSET RMCURRENT ASSETCash 10,000

    Account Receivable 85,000Inventories 100,000

    FIXED ASSETNet Fixed Asset 150,000

    345,000

    LIABILITY RM

    CURRENT LIABILITYAccount Payable 50,000Accrued Wages 25,000Notes Payable 30,000Mortgage Bonds 40,000

    EQUITYCommon Stock 100,000Retained Earning 100,000

    345,000

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    QUESTION :

    Companys sales are running at about RM

    500,000 a year which is its maximumcapacity limit and the net profit marginafter tax is 4%. During 1994 the company

    earned RM 20,000 after taxes and paidout RM 10,000 in dividend in the comingyears. How much additional financing

    will be needed if sales expand to RM800,000 during 1995 ?

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    STEP 1 : PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN SALES

    PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN SALES =

    = 60%

    SOLUTION

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    SOLUTION

    BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT 31/12/95ASSETS RMCURRENT ASSETS

    Cash (RM 10,000 x 60%) + RM 10,000 16,000Acc Receivable(RM85,000 X 60%) + RM 85,000 136,000Inventory(RM100,00 x 60%) + RM100,000 160,000

    FIXED ASSETNet fixed asset (RM150,000x60%) + RM150,000 240,000

    552,000

    LIABILITIES RMCURRENT LIABILITY

    Account Payable (RM50,000x60%) + RM50,000 80,000Accrued Wages ( RM25,000x60%) + RM35,000 40,000Notes payable 30,000Mortgage bond 40,000Common Stock 100,000

    Retained Earning 116,000

    406,000EXTERNAL FUND NEEDED 146,000

    552,000

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    STEP 3: NEW RETAINED EARNING

    NEW RETAINED EARNING = RM100,000 +[4% x

    ( ) x RM 800,000]= RM 100,000 + RM16,000

    = RM 116,000

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    NOT OPERATING AT FULL

    CAPACITY (USING EQUATION)

    Not operating at full capacity means the firm has

    not reached its full (maximum) capacity limit andhence some of its assets that is fixed assets can

    still be used to support the expansion. Thus, thefirm does not have to increase its fixed assets. The

    increase will only be for current asset and certainliabilities (account payable and accruedexpenses).

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    EXAMPLE NOT OPERATING AT

    FULL CAPACITY (USING EQUATION)BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT

    31/12/94

    ASSET RMCURRENT ASSETCash 10,000

    Account Receivable 85,000Inventories 100,000

    FIXED ASSETNet Fixed Asset 150,000

    345,000

    LIABILITY RM

    CURRENT LIABILITYAccount Payable 50,000Accrued Wages 25,000Notes Payable 30,000Mortgage Bonds 40,000

    EQUITYCommon Stock 100,000Retained Earning 100,000

    345,000

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    QUESTION :

    Companys sales are running at about RM

    500,000 a year which has not reached itsmaximum capacity limit and the netprofit margin after tax is 4%. During

    1994 the company earned RM 20,000after taxes and paid out RM 10,000 individend in the coming years. How

    much additional financing will beneeded if sales expand to RM 800,000during 1995 ?

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    SOLUTION

    BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT 31/12/94ASSETSCURRENT ASSETS

    Cash x 100% 2%

    Acc Receivable 17%Inventory 20%

    39%

    LIABILITIESCURRENT LIABILITY

    Account Payable 10%Accrued Wages 5%

    15%

    Note: Since FIXED ASSET will not increase thus we do not calculatepercentage in FIXED ASSET

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    STEP 1 : RETAINED EARNING

    RETAINED EARNING = [0.04 x (1-0.5) x RM 800,000]

    = RM 16,000

    STEP 2: FUND NEEDED BY THE COMPANY IN ORDER

    TO EXPAND THEIR BUSINESSFUND NEEDED = 39% x (RM 800,000 RM 500,000) 15% x

    ( RM 800,000 RM 500,000)

    = 24% (RM 300,000)

    = RM 72,000 STEP 3: EXTERNAL FUND NEEDED

    EXTERNAL FUND NEEDED = RM 72,000 RM 16,000

    = RM 56,000

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    EXAMPLE NOT OPERATING AT FULL

    CAPACITY (USING PRO-FORMA)BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT

    31/12/94

    ASSET RMCURRENT ASSETCash 10,000

    Account Receivable 85,000Inventories 100,000

    FIXED ASSETNet Fixed Asset 150,000

    345,000

    LIABILITY RM

    CURRENT LIABILITYAccount Payable 50,000Accrued Wages 25,000Notes Payable 30,000Mortgage Bonds 40,000

    EQUITYCommon Stock 100,000Retained Earning 100,000

    345,000

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    QUESTION :

    Companys sales are running at about RM

    500,000 a year which has not reached itsmaximum capacity limit and the netprofit margin after tax is 4%. During

    1994 the company earned RM 20,000after taxes and paid out RM 10,000 individend in the coming years. How

    much additional financing will beneeded if sales expand to RM 800,000during 1995 ?

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    STEP 1 : PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN SALES

    PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN SALES =

    = 60%

    SOLUTION

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    SOLUTION

    BALANCE SHEET OF TERAS COMPANY AS AT 31/12/94ASSETS RMCURRENT ASSETS

    Cash (RM 10,000 x 60%) + RM 10,000 16,000Acc Receivable(RM85,000 X 60%) + RM 85,000 136,000Inventory(RM100,00 x 60%) + RM100,000 160,000

    FIXED ASSETNet fixed asset 150,000

    462,000

    LIABILITIES RMCURRENT LIABILITY

    Account Payable (RM50,000x60%) + RM50,000 80,000Accrued Wages ( RM25,000x60%) + RM35,000 40,000Notes payable 30,000Mortgage bond 40,000Common Stock 100,000

    Retained Earning 116,000

    406,000EXTERNAL FUND NEEDED 56,000

    462,000

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    STEP 3: NEW RETAINED EARNING

    NEW RETAINED EARNING = RM100,000 +[4% x

    ( ) x RM 800,000]= RM 100,000 + RM16,000

    = RM 116,000

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