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BTN 5-9 Following are key figures (in millions of Korean won) for Samsung (Samsung.com), which is a leading manufacturer of consumer electronics products.

W in millions

Current year

One year prior

Two-year prior

Inventory

W18,811,794

W17,317,504

W19,134,868

Cost of sales

123,482,118

128,278,800

137,696,309

Required

Use these data and those from BTN 5-2 to compute (a) inventory turnover and (b) days’ sales in inventory for the most recent two years shown for Samsung, Apple, and Microsoft.

Short Answer

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Inventory turnover ratio:

Year

Apple

Microsoft

Samsung

Current year

62.82 times

11.87 times

6.83 times

One year prior

57.94 times

11.77 times

7.03 times

Days’ Sales in Inventory:

Year

Apple

Microsoft

Samsung

Current

6.12 days

32.06 days

55.60 days

One year prior

6.86 days

35.85 days

49.27 days

Step by step solution

01

Definition of Inventory Turnover

Inventory turnover can be defined as the financial ratio reflecting the number of times that a business entity sells all of its inventory.

02

Calculation of Financial Ratios Apple Company

Inventory turnover ratios:

Current year:

Inventoryturnoverratio=CostofgoodssoldAverageInventory=$140,089$2,349+$2,1112=$140,089$2,230=62.82times

One year Prior:

Inventoryturnoverratio=CostofgoodssoldAverageInventory=$112,258$2,111+$1,7642=$112,258$1,937.5=57.94times

Days’ Sales in Inventory

Current year:

Days'salesininventory=EndingInventoryCostofgoodssold×365=$2,349$140,089×365=6.12days

One year Prior:

Days'salesininventory=EndingInventoryCostofgoodssold×365=$2,111$112,258×365=6.86days

03

Calculation of Financial Ratios for Microsoft Company

Inventory turnover ratio:

Current year:

Inventoryturnoverratio=CostofgoodssoldAverageInventory=$33,038$2,902+$2,6602=$33,038$2,781=11.87times

One year Prior:

Inventoryturnoverratio=CostofgoodssoldAverageInventory=$27,078$2,660+$1,9382=$27,078$2,299=11.77times

Days’ Sales in Inventory

Current year:

Days'salesininventory=EndingInventoryCostofgoodssold×365=$2,902$33,038×365=32.06days

One year Prior:

Days'salesininventory=EndingInventoryCostofgoodssold×365=$2,660$27,078×365=35.85days

04

Calculation of Financial Ratios for Samsung Company

Inventory Turnover ratio:

Current year:

Inventoryturnoverratio=CostofgoodssoldAverageInventory=W123,482,118W18,811,794+W17,317,5042=W123,482,118W18,064,649=6.83times

One year Prior:

Inventoryturnoverratio=CostofgoodssoldAverageInventory=W128,278,800W17,317,504+W19,134,8682=W128,278,800W18,226,186=7.03times

Days’ Sales in Inventory

Current year:

Days'salesininventory=EndingInventoryCostofgoodssold×365=W18,811,794W123,482,118×365=55.60days

One year Prior:

Days'salesininventory=EndingInventoryCostofgoodssold×365=W17,317,504W128,278,800×365=49.27days

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