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Bluebell Co

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  • February 9, 2023 at 8:07 am #678602
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    Extracts from the financial statements of Bluebell Co, a listed company, are as follows:
    $m
    Profit before interest and tax 238
    Finance costs (24)
    –––––
    Profit before tax 214
    Corporation tax (64)
    –––––
    Profit after tax 150
    –––––
    $m
    Assets
    Non?current assets
    Property, plant and equipment 768
    Goodwill (internally generated) 105
    –––––
    873
    –––––
    Current assets
    Inventories 285
    Trade receivables 192
    –––––
    477
    –––––
    Total assets 1,350
    –––––
    Equity and liabilities
    Total equity 688
    Non?current liabilities
    Long?term borrowings 250
    Current liabilities
    Trade payables 312
    Short?term borrowings 100
    –––––
    Total current liabilities 412
    –––––
    Total liabilities 662
    –––––
    Total equity and liabilities 1,350
    –––––
    A similar size competitor company has a price/earnings ratio of 12.5 times.

    This competitor believes that if Bluebell Co were liquidated, property, plant and equipment
    would only realise $600m, while 10% of trade receivables would be irrecoverable and
    inventory would be sold at $30m less than its book value.
    Separately, Bluebell Co is considering the acquisition of Dandelion Co, an unlisted company
    which is a supplier of Bluebell Co.

    What is the value of Bluebell Co on a net realisable value basis?
    A $140.8 million
    B $470.8 million
    C $365.8 million
    D $1,027.8 million

    I got the option B as the answer which is wrong. Can you show me the calculations .

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