Jen and Larry’s Frozen Yogurt Company   The mini case of Jen and Larry’s Frozen Yogurt Company provides the different operating results, particularly the EBDAT, NOPAT, EBDAT breakeven revenue and NOPAT breakeven revenue of the company given the estimated revenue and expenses during 2009. At first, the number of units is calculated based on projected revenue of $1.2million, which is followed by expected EBDAT and NOPAT. Next, EBDAT and NOPAT are calculated based on worst and best case situations with respective projected revenue was $600,000 and $1.5. The worst case situation produces negative EBDAT and NOPAT and the best case produces positive results. To analyse the company’s survival position, EBDAT breakeven survival revenue and NOPAT breakeven revenues are computed under different hypothetical scenario of changes breakeven drivers like the VCRR and fixed cost. It can be seen that a direct relationship exist between the contributing margin and break even revenues and between fixed cost and break even revenues. Typically, there will be trade-off between fixed costs and variable cost and the company analyses the breakeven drivers to determine which would provide the best options   Solution to Minicase- Jen and Larry's Yogurt Company ANumber of units to be sold is 400,000 to reach the expected revenue of $1.2millionB2009Number of units sold                400,000 Revenue $         1,200,000 Cost of goods sold $             600,000 Gross
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Profit $             600,000 - Administrative expense $             180,000 -Marketing expense $             200,000 -Interest exp $               15,000 EBDAT $             205,000 EBDAT as percentage of Revenues17.08%C2009Revenue $         1,200,000 Cost of goods sold (50% of Revenue) $             600,000 Gross Profit $             600,000 - Administrative expense $             180,000 -Marketing expense $             200,000 EBIDA $               92,500 -Depreciation expense $               50,000 EBIT $             170,000 Taxes (25% of taxable income) $               42,500 NOPAT $             127,500 NOPAT as percentage of Revenues10.63%D20092009Revenue $             600,000 Revenue $               600,000 Cost of goods sold (50% of Revenue) $             300,000 Cost of goods sold (50% of Revenue) $               300,000 Gross Profit $             300,000 ...

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