Financial analysis Flashcards

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How can an increase in fixed assets be
analysed?

A

An increase in fixed assets is referred to as a capital investment programme.

Questions should be raised about how it was financed - Was it borrowing?, retained earnings? etc

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How can an increase/decrease in current assets be analysed?

A

The percentage increase/decrease must in the current asset must be found between time period.

This figure must then be compared to another related figure to find out whether the increase/decrease was justified.

For example, their’s a percentage increase in stock but a percentage decrease in sales.

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What is stock control?

A

Managing stock levels in a cost-efficient manner.

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What can a decrease in the number of stock turnovers per year indicate?

A

It can indicate poor stock control.

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