Returns on Assets-Jen and Larry’s frozen yogurt venture described in Problem 3 required some investment in bricks and mortar. Initial specialty equipment and the renovation of an old warehouse...


Returns on Assets-Jen and Larry’s frozen yogurt venture described in Problem 3 required some investment in bricks and mortar. Initial specialty equipment and the renovation of an old warehouse building in lower downtown, referred to as LoDo, cost $450,000 at the beginning of 2010. At the same time, $50,000 was invested in inventories. In early 2011, an additional $100,000 was spent on equipment to support the increased frozen yogurt sales in 2011. Use information from Problem 3 and this problem to solve the following:


A. Calculate the ROA in both 2010 and 2011.


B. Calculate the asset intensity or asset turnover ratios for 2010 and 2011.


C. Apply the ROA model to Jen and Larry’s frozen yogurt venture.


D. Briefly describe what has occurred between the two years.


E. Show how you would position Jen and Larry’s frozen yogurt venture in terms of the relationship between net profit margins and asset turnovers depicted in Figure 2.10.


FIGURE 2.9 CLASSIFICATION GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING THE VOS INDICATOR









































































































































POTENTIAL ATTRACTIVENESS



FACTOR CATEGORIES



HIGH



AVERAGE LOW



Industry/Market









Market size potential



>$100 million



$20−$100 million



<$20>



Venture growth rate



>30%



10%−30%



<>



Market share (Year 3)



>20% (leader)



5%−20%



<5%>



Entry barriers



Legal protection



Timing/size



Few/none



Pricing/Profitability









Gross margins



>50%



20%−50%



<>



After-tax margins



>20%



10%−20%



<>



Asset intensity



>3.0 turnover



1.0−3.0 turnover



<1.0>



Return on assets



>25%



10%−25%



<>



Financial/Harvest









Cash flow breakeven



<>



2−years



>years



Rate of return



>50% per year



20%−50% per year



<20% per="">



IPO potential



<>



2−years



>years



Founder’s control



Majority



High minority



Low minority



Management team









Experience/expertise



Industry/market



General/general



Little/none



Functional areas



All covered



Most covered



Few covered



Flexibility/adaptability



Quick to adapt



Able to adapt



Slow to adapt



Entrepreneurial focus



Full team



Founder



None


May 25, 2022
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