Lecture 7 Flashcards

1
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What are the key indicators to identity trends in?

A

Sales (revenue)
Net assets
Operating profit
Profit after tax
Earnings per share

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2
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What is the aim of ratio analysis?

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To build up a picture of the performance of the company

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3
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When can absolute figures provide insights? (Provide examples)

A

If they can be compared with other relevant amounts in ratios
Eg. Sales as a multiple of fixed assets, profit as a percentage of sales

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4
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What does ratio analysis allow?

A

Prediction of likely increase in profit given in an increased level of sales
Is profit level satisfactory?

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5
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What are the comparisons that can be made (ratio analysis)?

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Compare with earlier years - any trends or improvements?
Compare with company’s plan - in line with company expectations?
Compare with other companies in the same industry - external standard
Compare with industrial average

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6
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What things does ratio analysis provide an insight in the performance of?

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Management performance - judge how well company is being run by management
Liquidity - judgement of the adequacy of company’s cash and near cash resources
Gearing - measure of company’s financial risk
Investor ratios - judging a company as a stock market investment

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7
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What is the equation for RETURN ON SHAREOLDER’S EQUITY?

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(Profit after tax/share capital + reserves) x 100%

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8
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What the equation to find RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYED?

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(Operating profit (before interest and tax)/(total assets - current liabilities)) x 100%

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9
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What’s the equation for RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS?

A

(Operating profit (before interest and tax)/total assets) x 100%

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10
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What is the equation to find OPERATING PROFIT ON SALES?

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(Operating profit (before interest and tax)/sales (revenue)) x 100%

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11
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What’s the equation to find GROSS PROFIT PERCENTAGE?

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(Gross profit/sales (revenue)) x 100%

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12
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How would you calculate TOTAL ASSETS USAGE?

A

Sales (revenue)/total assets

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13
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How would you calculate the NON-CURRENT ASSETS USAGE?

A

Sales (revenue)/non-current assets

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14
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What is the CURRENT RATIO?

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Current assets : current liabilities

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15
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What is the ACID TEST/QUICK RATIO?

A

Current assets - inventory (stock) : current liabilities

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16
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How would you calculate the STOCK HOLDING PERIOD (INVENTORIES HOLDING PERIOD)?

A

(Average inventories held/cost of sales) x 365

17
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How would you calculate the CUSTOMERS (DEBTORS) COLLECTION PERIOD?

A

(Trade receivables (debtors)/credit sales (revenue)) x 365

18
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How would you calculate the SUPPLIERS PAYMENT PERIOD?

A

(Trade payables (creditors)/credit purchases) x 365

19
Q

How would you calculate the figure for CREDIT PURCHASES?

A

Cost of sales + closing inventory - opening inventory

20
Q

What the equation for GEARING?

A

(Long-term loans/ordinary share capital + reserves) x 100%

21
Q

What’s the equation for INTEREST COVER?

A

Operating profit/interest charge

22
Q

What’s the equation for EARNINGS PER SHARE?

A

Profit after tax for ordinary shareholders/number of ordinary shares

23
Q

What is the PRICE EARNINGS RATIO?

A

Share price/earnings per share

24
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What’s the equation for DIVIDEND PER SHARE?

A

Dividends payable to ordinary shareholders/number of issued shares

25
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What’s the equation for DIVIDEND YIELD?

A

(Dividend per share/share price) x 100%