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Group - 4 - Calculation Dell - Exhibit 1-5
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Table A Days Supply of Inventory (DSI)a
Apple Computer 52 85 54
Compaq Computer 72 60 73
IBM 64 57 48
Source: Dell Computer Corporation Fiscal 1993-1995 Annual Reports; case writer estimates from Apple Computer, Compaq
Computer, and IBM Fiscal 1992-1994 Annual Reports.
a
DSI = (Net Ending Inventory)/(Quarterly COGS/90 Days)
Dell’s fiscal calendar ends in January; Apple’s in September; Compaq and IBM’s in December. The DSI for 1995 represents
b
Dell’s DSI for the quarter ended on 1/29/95, Apple’s on 9/30/94, and Compaq’s and IBM’s on 12/31/94.
Exhibit 1 Dell’s annual worldwide sales dollar growth versus industry.
Source: Dell Computer Corporation Fiscal 1996 Annual Report; case writer estimates
from industry market share data from International Data Corporation.
a
Dell’s fiscal year closest in alignment to calendar year stated.
Exhibit 2 Working Capital Financial Ratios for Dell.
Source: Dell Computer Corporation fiscal 1993-1996 annual and quarterly reports.
a
DSI (Days Sales of Inventory) = Net Inventory / (Quarterly COGS/90).
b
DSO (Days Sales Outstanding) = Net Accounts Receivables / (Quarterly Sales/90).
c
DPO (Days Payables Outstanding) = Accounts Payables / (Quarterly COGS/90).
d
CCC (Cash Conversion Cycle) = DSI + DSO – DPO.
Exhibit 3 Percent of Dell Computer Systems Sales by Microprocessor.
1996.00 1995.00
Current Assets:
Cash 55.00 43.00
Short Term Investments 591.00 484.00
Accounts Receivables, net 726.00 538.00
Inventories 429.00 293.00
Other 156.00 112.00
Total Current Assets 1957.00 1470.00
Property, Plant & Equipment, net 179.00 117.00
Other 12.00 7.00
Total Assets 2148.00 1594.00
Current Liabilities:
Accounts Payable 466.00 403.00
Accrued and Other Liabilities 473.00 349.00
Total Current Liabilities 939.00 752.00
Long Term Debt 113.00 113.00
Other Liabilities 123.00 77.00
Total Liabilities 1175.00 942.00
Stockholders’ Equity:
Preferred Stocka 6.00 120.00
Common Stocka 430.00 242.00
Retained Earnings 570.00 311.00
Other -33.00 -21.00
Total Stockholders’ Equity 973.00 652.00
2148.00 1594.00
a
1,190,000 shares of preferred stock converted to common stock in fiscal year 1996.
1995.00
SGR disregarding
Sustainabilty STI - ( STI not
growth rate - SGR growing with sales )
Profitabilty rate 4% 4%
Asset utilisation rate 3.05 4.31
Financial utilisation rate 2.42 5.88
ROE 32% 109%
Retention rate 100% 100%
s of dollars).
Growth in Sales in Growth in Sales in
1996 52% 1997
Current Liability
Fixed as per 1995
1994 1996.00 1995.00
3 1% 1% 66
334 11% 14% 484
411 14% 15% 820
220 8% 8% 447
80 3% 3% 171
1,048 37% 42% 1987
87 3% 3% 178
5 0% 0% 11
1,140 40% 46% 2176
GAP IN BALANCE SHEET - FUNDING
REQUIREMENT 355
NA 9% 12% 403
NA 9% 10% 349
538 18% 22% 752
100 2% 3% 113
31 2% 2% 77
669 22% 27% 942
NA 0% 3%
NA 8% 7%
NA 11% 9%
NA -1% -1%
471 18% 19% 879
1140.00 41% 46% 1821
TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITY 2176
1996.00 1997.00
SGR disregarding SGR disregarding STI
Sustainabilty growth Sustainabilty
STI - ( STI not - ( STI not growing
rate - SGR growth rate - SGR
growing with sales ) with sales )
5% 5% 5% 5%
3.32 4.77 3.70 5.10
2.44 6.61 2.21 4.08
42% 162% 42% 107%
100% 100% 100% 100%
50%
408
Propotionate Propotionate
Current Liability
Change in Current Change in Current
Variance Variance Fixed as per 1996
Liability wrt % of Liability wrt % of
Actual
sales as per 1995 sales as per 1996
66 -11 -11 83 83
484 107 107 887 887
820 -94 -94 1089 1089
447 -18 -18 644 644
171 -15 -15 234 234
1987 -30 -30 2936 2936
178 1 1 269 269
11 1 1 18 18
2176 -28 -28 3222 3222
-139 666 79
83
887
1089
644
234
2936
269
18
3222
918
699.00
709.50
1408.50
0.00
184.50
1593.00
712
2305
3222
it is assumes that repayment of long term debt and by back made from reserve and surplus