Problem 9-13 Two firms have sales of $1.5 million each. Other financial information is as follows: Firm A B EBIT $330,000 $330,000 Interest Expense 30,000 60,000 Income...

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Problem 9-13

Two firms have sales of $1.5 million each. Other financialinformation is as follows:

FirmAB
EBIT$330,000$330,000
Interest Expense30,00060,000
Income Tax50,00015,000
Debt1,020,000420,000
Equity1,250,0002,130,000

What are the operating profit margins and the net profit marginsfor these two firms? Round your answers to two decimal places.

Operating profit margins:

Firm A: %

Firm B: %

Net profit margins:

Firm A: %

Firm B: %

What are their returns on assets and on equity? Roundyour answers to two decimal places.

Return on assets:

Firm A: %

Firm B: %

Return on equity:

Firm A: %

Firm B: %

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Firm A Firm B
Sales       1,500,000.0       1,500,000.0
EBIT           330,000.0           330,000.0
Operating Profit Margin (EBIT/SALES) 22% 22%
Interest Expense             30,000.0             60,000.0
EBT (EBIT-Interest)           300,000.0           270,000.0
Income Tax             50,000.0             15,000.0
Net Income (EBT-Tax)           250,000.0           255,000.0
Net Profit Margin (Net Income/Sales) 16.7% 17.0%
Debt       1,020,000.0           420,000.0
Equity       1,250,000.0       2,130,000.0
Total Asset (Debt+Equity)       2,270,000.0       2,550,000.0
Return on Asset (Net income/Asset) 11.01% 10.00%
Return on Equity (Net Income/Equity) 20.0% 12.0%

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