Income statement and balance sheet data of the hypothetical company X

The cornerstones of a company’s economy are profitability, financing (capital structure and liquidity) and the growth. All these factors influence each other and form the core of the company's economy. We will consider them through the financial indicators' calculations, examine some important financial rations and illustrate their meaning through an example. Our calculations will be based on income statement and balance sheet data of the hypothetical company X. Let’s have a look.

Data of the hypothetical company X for calculations

Income statement or profit and loss report P&L

Income statement or profit and loss report (P&L)

The income statement lists the income and expenses for the fiscal year and it indicates whether the company has made profit or loss during the reporting period.

Balance sheet

Balance sheet

The balance sheet is one of the main reports, which represents the indicators characterizing the property and financial position of the enterprise at the reporting date.


INCOME STATEMENT In € (thousands) or local currency, year 2019 In € (thousands) or local currency, year 2018
Turnover / Sales revenue 200 180
Other operating income 50 25
Raw materials and services costs (50) * (60) *
Variation in inventories (10) * 4
Staff expenses (70) * (55) *
Rent and utilities (60) * (50) *
Depreciation (10) * (14) *
Other operating charges (10) * (5) *
Operating profit/operating income (EBIT) 40 25
Interest payments (4) * (2) *;
Earnings before taxes (EBT) 36 23
Taxes (8) * (4) *
Net profit/Net income 28 19
*parentheses () around a number means negative amount
BALANCE SHEET In € (thousands) or local currency, year 2019 In € (thousands) or local currency, year 2018
ASSETS    
Non-current assets    
Tangible assets 47 50
Current assets    
Stocks 40 50
Trade debtors or accounts receivable 20 18
Cash in hand and at banks 10 20
TOTAL ASSETS 117 138
     
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES    
Capital and reserves    
Capital stock / Share capital 40 40
Retained earnings or loss (previous financial years) 10 20
Profit (loss) of the financial year 28 18
Long-term creditors    
Loans from credit institutions 20 30
Short-term creditors    
Loans from credit institutions 7 10
Accounts payable / Trade creditors 7 15
Accruals and deferred income 5 5
TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 117 138

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