Question 11.A-S-Q.1: Romeo plc produced the following statement of financial posi...

Romeo plc produced the following statement of financial position at the end of the third year of trading:


Statement of financial position as at the end of the third year

\begin{matrix}&£m\\\textbf{ASSETS}\\\textbf{Non-current assets}\\Property&60.0\\Computing\ equipment&90.0\\Motor\ vehicles&\underline{22.0}\\&\underline{172.0}\\&£m\\\textbf{Current assets}\\Inventories&39.0\\Trade receivables&53.0\\Cash&\underline{12.0}\\&\underline{104.0}\\&\underline{276.0}\\\textbf{Total assets}\\\textbf{EQUITY AND LIABILITIES}\\\textbf{Equity}\\£1\ ordinary\ shares&60.0\\Retained\ earnings&\underline{81.0}\\&\underline{141.0}\\\textbf{Non-current liabilities}\\Loan\ notes&\underline{90.0}\\\textbf{Current liabilities}\\Trade\ payables&\underline{45.0}\\\textbf{Total equity and liabilities}&\underline{276.0}\end{matrix}

An analysis of the underlying records reveals the following:

1 R&D costs relating to the development of a new product in the current year had been written off at a cost of £10 million. However, this is a prudent approach and the benefits are expected to last for ten years.
2 Property has a current value of £200 million.
3 The current market value of an ordinary share is £8.50.
4 The book value of the loan notes reflects their current market value.

Required:
Calculate the MVA for the business over its period of trading.

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Romeo plc

Adjusted net assets (capital invested)

\begin{matrix}&£m&£m\\Total\ assets\ less\ current\ liabilities\ as\ per\ the\ statement\ of&&231.0\\financial\ position\\Add\ Property\ (£200m – £60m)&140.0\\R \ AND\ D (9/10 \times £10m)&\underline{9.0}&\underline{149.0}\\\textbf{Adjusted total assets less current liabilities}&&\underline{380.0^\star}\end{matrix}

^\starThis figure represents the adjusted figure for share and loan capital.

Market value added calculation

\begin{matrix}&£m\\Market\ value\ of\ shares\ (60m \times £8.50)&510.0\\Less\ Capital\ invested\ (see  above)&\underline{(380.0)}\\\textbf{MVA}&\underline{130.0} \end{matrix}

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