Net profit margin dividend per share and dividend yield

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

TOTAL MARKS:	BUSINESS MANAGEMENT BMA1A01 / BMA11A1 21 October 2020

Mr S Nchabeleng

Ms D Telles

 You must show all calculations for full marks

 Use chapter 13 and extra notes including the slides to complete this assignment

 5% will be deducted for each day the assignment is late

Statement of Comprehensive Income for the year ended 31 August 2019

Reconciled Carrying Amount of Company XYZ’s Property, Plant and Equipment (R’000)

1. Current Ratio (3)

2. Quick Ratio (5)

7. Average Debtors Collection Period (Days) (4)

8. Average Payment Period (Days) (4)

13. Explain the term “Financial Management” (2)

SECTION B [61 MARKS]

strategies training course and one of his modules was financial management. He realised that in

order for his business to grow, he must be able to manage his finances correctly. In order for

Ingredients: R 5 per unit

Labour: R 1.90 per unit

Maintenance: R 3.000 per month

his investment. He wants to invest R100 in a medium-term investment account.

		(3)
		(3)

QUESTION 2 [12 MARKS]
Read the scenario below and answer questions 2.1 and 2.2 below

3.1 3.2		(4)
3.1 3.2

QUESTION 4 [21 MARKS]
Read the scenario below and answer question 4.1 and 4.2 below

The merger is one of PepsiCo’s largest acquisitions outside the US and it’s also the first major transaction in which ownership by workers and historically disadvantaged individuals was the central determinant in getting the deal approved, said the Tribunal. The issue of voting rights by South African employees took centre stage when the companies and the Department of Trade and Industry argued for the approval of the merger before the Tribunal on Thursday. The two

R400 000 R355 000

To expand, PepsiCo and Pioneer Foods will rely on other sources of finance such as long-term

loans, retained earnings, preference shares and ordinary shares at a cost of 11%, 13%, 10%

Summary of Statement of Financial Position at 28 February 2018

	2018 R’

		(3)

5.2 From the financial statements above, calculate the gross profit margin (3)

5.3 From the financial statements above, calculate the accounts receivable collection

and Total Present Values

(9)

(2)

END OF ASSESSMENT