Question : What is sustainable growth Rate
Answer:
Sustainable growth Rate = 1.69 %
Explanation:
Sustainable growth Rate = Return on Equity x Retention Rate
Where Return on Equity = Asset Utilization Rate x Profitability Rate x Financial Utilization Rate
Asset Utilization Rate= Total Sales/Total Assets
= 20,700/46,260 = 0.45
Profitability Rate = Net Income/ Total Assets
= 4,940/46,260 = 0.11
Financial Utilization Rate = total debt/ Total equity
= 16,780/ 29,480 = 0.57
Return on Equity = 0.45 x 0.11 x 0.57
=0.028
Retention Rate = 1- dividend pay out ratio
= 1-0.40
= 0.60
Sustainable growth Rate = 0.028 x 0.60
= 1.69 %
Growing pains can arise from implementing a matrix
organization due to a long lead time of the implementation. Growing pains, in
business, is being defined as a symptom in a business in which is a symptom
that appears in a way of making the organization to undergo transition.
Based on the scenario above, when this happens, the customer
is likely to be engaging or to have a traded down. The trading down is being
defined as having the quality of the product to be reduced in means of being
able for the price to be suited for its consumers.
4.65% is the component cost of the debt for use in the wacc calculation
