Profitability Flashcards

1
Q

What is the formula for ROA?

A

Assets

EBIT Sales
————— * ——————
Sales Assets

Profit Margin * Asset Turnover

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2
Q

What is the formula for ROE?

A
Equity
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3
Q

What does the ROE measures?

A

It measures the rate of return to shareholders
[The higher the better]

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4
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What are the elements of the 3 element division of the ROE? [How they are calulated and what they indicate]

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ROS (Return on Sales) = Net income / Sales

Indicator of relative profitability or operating efficiency

“How many cents of profit are generated for every dollar of sale”
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Asset Turnover= Sales / Assets

“can we maximize the amount of sales we generate with the assets that we have?”
HIGHER=BETTER
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Leverage = Assets / Equity

It’s positive when the use of debt allows us to increase return on equity (ROE)
It can also decrease

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5
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What are the elements of the 5 element division of the ROE? [How they are calulated and what they indicate]

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Asset Turnover= Sales / Assets

“can we maximize the amount of sales we generate with the assets that we have?”
HIGHER=BETTER
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Leverage = Assets / Equity

It’s positive when the use of debt allows us to increase return on equity (ROE)
It can also decrease
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Tax Burden = Net Income / EBT

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Interest Burden = EBT / EBIT

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EBIT % = EBIT/Sales

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6
Q

What is the formula to check whether Financial Leverage is Favourable or not?

A

EBT Assets
—————- * ——————
EBIT Equity

If >1 –> Favourable
if =1 –> Neutral
if < 1 –> Unfavourable

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