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Section D<br />

After a month of seriously hard work you, Sabrina and Matt appreciate the opportunity to relax a<br />

little during the weekly team meeting. Sabrina has reported favourably on your work to the three<br />

owners who have agreed to extend your contract by a further two months. Determined to gain<br />

experience during your extended contract, you have asked Sabrina if you can do a financial<br />

analysis in preparation for further talks with Westwood Green plc as a personal research project.<br />

She has agreed with the owners that you may look into the potential expansion plans and report<br />

your findings at the board meeting next week. She has provided you with the last two years<br />

accounts and the news that Westwood Green Plc might be willing to make an investment of £50<br />

000 to support the development which is likely to cost around £100 000 in total.<br />

2007<br />

(end of yr 1)<br />

2008<br />

(end of yr 2)<br />

Turnover (credit sales) 47680 74930<br />

Purchases (credit) 5486 7199<br />

Cost of goods sold 3352 5006<br />

Gross Profit (loss) 44328 69924<br />

Profit (loss) on ordinary activities after taxation 16793 20885<br />

Fixed assets 120000 165360<br />

Opening stock 0 2134<br />

Closing stock 2134 4327<br />

Debtors due within one year 1220 1468<br />

Cash in hand and at bank 27332 49524<br />

Creditors: amounts falling due within one year 686 899<br />

Creditors: amounts falling due after more than one<br />

year<br />

0 50000<br />

Capital and reserves 150000 169780<br />

Total capital employed 150000 169780<br />

<strong>OCR</strong> Level 3 Principal Learning in Business, Administration and Finance, Unit F283 Finance and accounting in business (sample)

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