Chapter 18 - Ratio Analysis Flashcards

1
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Types of Ratios

A
  1. Profitability Ratios
  2. Liquidity Ratios
  3. Capital Structure Ratios
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3 reason why interested parties are interested in Ratio Analysis

  1. Banks
  2. Government
  3. Suppliers
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  1. Banks - Who are being asked to lend money to finance the business.
  2. Government - E.G HM Revenue & Customs, that want to it is receiving the amount due for VAT and the tax payable on the profits of the business
  3. Suppliers - Who want to know if they are likely to be getting paid.
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What do profitability Ratios do?

2 reasons

A
  1. Try to examine wheatear the business is making a profit

2. Relationship between sales revenue and profits

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Gross Profit Margin

Equation

A

(Gross Profit / Sales Revenue) x 100

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Gross Profit Mark Up

Equation

A

(Gross profit / Cost of Sales) x 100

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6
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Over Head/ Turn Over Margin

Equation

A

(Overhead / Sales Revenue) x 100

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Net Profit Margin

Equation

A

(Net Profit Margin / Sales Revenue) x 100

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Gross Profit Margin

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  1. It’s a percentage

2. Should be similar from year-to-year for the same business

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Gross Profit Mark Up

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  1. Has to be a percentage

2. Should be similar from year-to-year for the same business

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Overheads in relation to revenue

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  1. Has to be a percentage

2. It should fall as revenue increases, this is because not all overheads are variable

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Net profit margin / Profit in relation to Revenue

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  1. Should be similar from year-to-year for the same business

2. Should increase from year-to-year

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12
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ROCE

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  1. Calculation of return on Capital Employed

(Net profit / Capital Employed) x 100

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13
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Cash

For Profitbilty

A

It is the actual amount of money held in the bank or as cash

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Profit

For Profitabilty

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  1. It is calculated figure
  2. Shows surplus of income over expenses for the year
  3. It takes note of adjustments for accurate and prepayments and non-cash items
  4. Such as depreciation and provision for doubtful debts
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15
Q

Why do you need Net current assets

Liquidity

A

Needed by all business in order to finance day-to-day trading activities

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16
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Net current assist Ratio

Liquidity

A

Current assets : Current liabilities

17
Q

Liquid Capital Ratio

Liquidity

A

(Current assets - Inventories) / (Current liabilities)

18
Q

Rate of inventory turnover

  1. What is it
  2. Equation
A
  1. Number of days inventory held on average
    2.
    (Cost of sales) / (Average inventories)
19
Q

Trade Receivables Days

Liquidity

  1. What is it
A
  1. How many days on average, a trade receivable takes to pay, for goods sold to them by the business
20
Q

Trade payables Day

Equation

Liquidity

A

(Trade payables / Purchases) x 365 days

21
Q

Gearing ration

Equation

Capital Structure

A

Debt x ( loan capital + preference shares) /

equity x (ordinary shares + reserves)

  1. Can also be expressed as a percentage
22
Q

Users of Ratios

A
Banks
Government 
Managers
Customers
Employees
Investors
Shareholders
Creditors