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The projected cash flows of Water Laboratories for FYs 1993 and 1994 are as follows: <br /> S WATER LABORATORIES, INC. <br /> FY 1993 FY 1994 <br /> Net Income $33,790 $45,425 <br /> Depr./Am. 5,500 4,400 <br /> Interest Exp. 950 850 * <br /> TOTAL CASH FLOW $40,240 $50,675 <br /> EXISTING DEBT SERVICE $ 9,491 $ 8,868 <br /> PROPOSED DEBT SERVICE 877 10,524 <br /> EXCESS CASH FLOW $29,872 $31,283 <br /> COVERAGE 3.88 times 2.61 times <br /> • The interest expense figure allowed in the projection is inadequate. The annual interest <br /> expense would be approximately $9,892 in FY 1993 and $8,892 in FY 1994. While this <br /> adjustment would reduce profitability, the cash flow analysis above is not affected by this <br /> error because the real interest expense is included in the debt service. <br /> The projection is based on the following assumptions: <br /> • • Revenues are expected to grow 21.5% from FY 1992 to FY 1993, and 10.4% from FY <br /> 1993 to FY 1994. The growth in 1993 is based on YTD performance through May <br /> 1993. The actual sales could be higher than that as the last six months of the year are <br /> typically peak season. Interim profitability, however, is somewhat depressed because the <br /> company incurs extraordinary amounts of marketing expense in the winter months when <br /> their clients' and their business is seasonally slow. <br /> • Wages and salaries were kept constant with previous years. <br /> • Depreciation is modest because it does not include any depreciation on the new building. <br /> It simply is a continuation of past depreciation and amortization. <br /> • The projection did not include an allowance for property taxes. The estimate for this <br /> expense is $3,300, and does not materially impact the projected profit or cash flow <br /> coverage. <br /> • Most other expenses are self-explanatory and based on historical performance with an <br /> • allowance for growth. <br /> The display above supports the fact that adequate sources of repayment exist for the debt <br /> repayment of Water Laboratories' proposed loans. The operating income of ECO-Systems <br /> • Engineering represents an additional source of cash flow. <br />