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Using “percentage of sales” approach, prepare pro forma income statement and balance sheet for year 2007, 2008 and 2009. Assuming the company will not issue new equity. Make your own assumptions regarding sales growth, account receivable policy and inventory, and assume other operating factors hold constant relationship with sales.

Exhibit 2 – Balance Sheet
At December 31 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006E 2007F 2008F 2009F
Assets
Cash 705 1,542 1,818 2,158 1,955
Accounts Receivable 3,485 4,405 6,821 10,286 14,471
Inventories 3,089 2,795 3,201 3,291 3,847
Current Assets 7,279 8,742 11,839 15,735 20,273
Plant, Property, & Equipment (net) 2,257 2,680 2,958 3,617 4,347
Other Assets 645 645 645 645 645
Land 450 1,750 2,853 2,853 2,853
Non-Current Assets 3,352 5,075 6,456 7,115 7,844
Total Assets 10,631 13,817 18,295 22,850 28,117
Liabilities & Shareholders Equity
Accounts Payable 2,034 2,973 4,899 6,660 9,424
Current Portion of Long-term Debt 315 352 525 730 649
Current Liabilities 2,349 3,325 5,423 7,390 10,074
Long-Term Debt 3,258 4,400 5,726 7,123 8,480
Shareholders Equity 5,024 6,091 7,146 8,336 9,563
Total Liabilities & Shareholders Equity 10,631 13,817 18,295 22,850 28,117
Exhibit 3 – Income Statement
For Years Ending December 31 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006E 2007F 2008F 2009F
Sales 24,652 26,797 29,289 35,088 42,597
Cost of Goods Sold 20,461 21,706 23,841 28,597 35,100
Gross Profit 4,191 5,091 5,448 6,491 7,497
General & Administrative Expense 1,999 2,138 2,372 2,877 3,578
Research & Development 203 203 212 222 232
Depreciation & Amortization 347 412 455 557 669
Earnings before Interest & Taxes 1,641 2,338 2,408 2,836 3,018
Interest 187 349 440 547 658
Earnings before Taxes 1,454 1,989 1,968 2,289 2,360
Taxes 264 696 689 801 826
Net Income 1,191 1,293 1,279 1,488 1,534
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On an averahe there are 20 % Growth in sales so we assume that 20 % increment ineach 2007,2008,and 2009 then previous year

There will be no change in Equatity

Only relevant change in Accounts payable , Recivable etc.

And we have been provided that assume other operating factors hold constant relationship with sales.

There is 40 % increament in account recevable, 16 % in inventory and 28 % increament in current Assets

Now we will calculate the figure foor the year 2007,2008 and 2009 as follow

Exhibit 2 – Balance Sheet
At December 31 2007F 2008F 2009F
Assets
Cash 2937.41 3774.2921 4303.916631
Accounts Receivable 20259.4 28363.16 39708.424
Inventories 4462.52 5176.5232 6004.766912
Current Assets 27659.33 37313.9753 50017.10754
Plant, Property, & Equipment (net) 4345.9 4344.8 4343.7
Other Assets 645 645 645
Land 2853 2853 2853
Non-Current Assets 7843.9 7842.8 7841.7
Total Assets 35503.23 45156.7753 57858.80754
Liabilities & Shareholders Equity
Accounts Payable 13287.84 18735.8544 26417.5547
Current Portion of Long-term Debt 720.39 799.6329 887.592519
Current Liabilities 14008.23 19535.4873 27305.14722
Long-Term Debt 10091.2 12008.528 14290.14832
Shareholders Equity 11403.8 13612.76 16263.512
Total Liabilities & Shareholders Equity 35503.23 45156.7753 57858.80754
Exhibit 3 – Income Statement
For Years Ending December 31 2007F 2008F 2009F
Sales 51116.4 61339.68 73607.616
Cost of Goods Sold 42120 50544 60652.8
Gross Profit 8996.4 10795.68 12954.816
General & Administrative Expense 4293.6 5152.32 6182.784
Research & Development 278.4 334.08 400.896
Depreciation & Amortization 802.8 963.36 1156.032
Earnings before Interest & Taxes 3621.6 4345.92 5215.104
Interest 789.6 947.52 1137.024
Earnings before Taxes 2832 3398.4 4078.08
Taxes 991.2 1189.44 1427.328
Net Income 1840.8 2208.96 2650.752
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