21 Interpretation of financial statements Flashcards

1
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How do you calculate gross profit?

A

Gross profit/revenue x 100

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What are some potential reasons for movement in gross profit?

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Selling prices, sales mix, purchase cost, production cost

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3
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How do you calculate operating profit?

A

Operating profit/revenue x 100

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4
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What are some potential reasons for movement in operating profit?

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Gross profit

Expenses admin/distribution

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5
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How do you calculate asset turnover?

A

Revenue/capital employed

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6
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What are some potential reasons for movement in asset turnover?

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Increase/decrease in revenue
Increase/decrease in non-current assets
Increase/decrease in working capital

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7
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How do you calculate return on capital employed?

A

Profit from operations/capital employed x 100

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8
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How do you calculate capital employed?

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Equity+Non current assets

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9
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How are some potential reasons for movement in return for capital employed?

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Efficiency: moment in asset turnover
Profitability: movement in operating profit
Combination of both

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10
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How do you calculate current ratio?

A

Current assets/current liabilities

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11
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How do you calculate for quick ratio?

A

Current asset - inventory / current liabilities

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12
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What are some reasons for movement in current/quick ratio?

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Increase/decrease in cash balance
Increase/decrease in inventory
Increase/decrease in receivables
Increase/decrease in payables

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13
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How do you calculate inventory turnover?

A

Cost of sales/inventory

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14
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How do you interpret inventory turnover?

A

Number of times inventory is turned over in the period

Higher turnover = higher efficiency

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15
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How do you calculate inventory holding period?

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Inventory/cost of sales x 365 days

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16
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How do you interpret inventory holding period?

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Average number of days for which inventory is held

Lower days = higher effifency

17
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What are some reasons for movement in inventory holding period?

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Improved/worse inventory control
Obsolete inventory
Increased level of inventory to stimulate sales

18
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How do you calculate receivable collection period?

A

Receivables / revenue x 365 days

19
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What are some reasons for movement in receivables collection period?

A

Improved/worse credit control
Irrecoverable debts
Increased credit terms to stimulate sales

20
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How do you calculate payables payment period?

A

Payables/credit purchases x 365 days

21
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What is the working capita; cycle?

A

Inventory days + receivables days - payable days

22
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How do you calculate gearing?

A

Debt / debt + equity x 100%

23
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What is the alternative gearing formula?

A

Debt/equity

24
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How do you calculate interest cover?

A

Profit before interest/finance costs

25
How do you calculate earnings per share?
Profit available to ordinary shareholders / number of ordinary shares
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How do you calculate price/earnings ratio?
Current share price/latest EPS
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What does a price/earnings ratio show?
Represents a measure of market confidence in companies capacity for growth. A high P/E ratio suggests high growth is expected
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How do you calculate dividend yield?
Dividend per share/current share price
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What does dividend yield represent?
Potential return on investment for prospective investors and can be compared to yields available on alternative investments
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How do you calculate dividend cover?
Profit after tax/dividends
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What does a dividend cover represent?
Similar to interest cover, indicates how many times current dividend could be paid from current profit level,. A high cover indicates that dividend level is able to be maintained.
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What are the three value for money?
Effectiveness Efficiency Economy