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A公司是一家生产企业,其财务分析采用改进的管理用财务报表分析体系,该公司2010年、2011年改进的管理用财务报表相关历史数据如下:
单位:万元

金额
项目


2011年

2010年
资产负债表项目(年末)


净负债
900
600
股东权益
2400
1500
续表

金额
项目


2011年

2010年
净经营资产
3300
2100
利润表项目(年度)


销售收入
6000
4800
税后经营净利润
495
294
减:税后利息费用
45
36
净利润
450
258
要求:
(1)假设A公司上述资产负债表的年末金额可以代表全年平均水平,请分别计算A公司2010年、2011年的净经营资产净利率、经营差异率、杠杆贡献率和权益净利率。
(2)利用因素分析法,按照净经营资产净利率差异、税后利息率差异和净财务杠杆差异的顺序,定量分析2011年权益净利率各驱动因素相比上年权益净利率变动的影响程度(以百分数表示)。
(3)A公司2012年的目标权益净利率为30%。假设该公司2012年保持2011年的资本结构和税后利息率不变,净经营资产周转次数可以提高到2.5次,税后经营净利率至少应达到多少才能实现权益净利率目标?

【参考答案】

(1)2010年:
净经营资产净利率=294/2100×100%=14%
税后利息率=36/600×......

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