Key Ratio Midterm Flashcards
Current Ratio
= Current Assets / Current Liabilities
=> amount of current assets available to satisfy current liabilities (>1)
>< too high -> hold too much assets/ inventory isn’t sold
Earnings per share
= Net earnings/average number of shares outstanding (or common shares)
=> operating performance and profitability
Total Asset Turnover Ratio
= Sales (or Operating) Revenues/Average Total Assets
-> how efficient in using asset to generate sales
Return on Assets (ROA)
Net earnings/Average Total assets
=> how much the firm earned from the use of asset
Net Profit Margin
Net Earnings/Net sales (operating revenues)
=> effective management at generating earnings on every dollar of sales
Return on Equity
Net earnings/ Average shareholders Equity
=> assess the effectiveness of the company business strategy - how much earned on every dollar of investor
Quality of earnings
cash flow from operating activities/net earnings
=> what portions of net earnings was generated in cash
Capital expenditures ratio
cash flow from oper. activities/cash paid for capital expenditures (or PPE)
=> High ratio = opportunities for acquisitions + avoid cost for additional debt + reduce the risk of bankrupt
Free Cash Flow
Cash flow from ope. activities - dividends - capital expenditures
=> ability to pursue long-term investment opportunities
Receivables Turnover
Net credit sales/ average net accounts receivable
=> effectiveness of credit granting and collection activities
Gross Profit Percentage
Gross Profit/Net sales
=> excess of sales prices over the costs to sales