question on profit and loss
1) An indian company purchases components X and Y fom UK and Germany respectively. X and Y form 40% and 30% of the total production cost.Current gain 25%. Due to change in the international exchange rate scenario the cost of the German mark increased by 50% and that of UK pound increased by 25%. due to tough competitive market conditions,the selling price cannot be increased beyond 10%. then i)what is the maximum current gain? a.10% b.12.4% c.0% d.7.5%
@aum
"Current gain 25%" What is the definition of "gain" ? Profit?
gain is 25 is x+25x/100
Assume production cost is Rs. 100. X from UK costs Rs. 40 Y from Germany costs Rs. 30 The rest costs Rs. 30 for a total of Rs. 100 production cost. For a 25% gain (assuming profit), the selling price is Rs. 125.
X from UK now costs 25% more. New cost of X is: Rs. 40 + Rs. 10 = Rs. 50. Y from Germany now costs 50% more. New cost of Y is: Rs. 30 + Rs. 15 = Rs. 45. The rest costs Rs. 30 as before. Total new cost = Rs. 50 + Rs. 45 + Rs. 30 = Rs. 125 Max. increase in selling price is 10%. New selling price = Rs. 125 + Rs. 12.5 = Rs. 137.50. New profit = Rs. 137.50 - Rs. 125 = Rs. 12.50 Profit percentage = 12.50 / 125 * 100 = 10%.
|dw:1414786743523:dw| @aum the value 125 ,u took from selling price or total new cost ?
New Profit Percentage = Actual New Profit / New Production Cost * 100
ok, thnx u very much
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