Ratio Flashcards
Financial ratio classification include? (6 cái)
- Profitability
- Efficiency
- Liquidity
- Financial Gaining
- Investment
Profitability gồm?
ROSF, ROCE, Operating Profit Margin, Gross Profit Margin
Efficiency gồm?
Inventories Turnover Periods, Trade Receivables Settlement, Trade Payables Settlement
Financial Gearings gồm?
Gearing Ratio, Interest Cover, Asset Cover
Liquidity Ration gồm?
Current Ratio, Acid Test Ratio
Investment Ratio gồm?
Dividend cover, Dividend Yield, Earnings Per Share
ROSF là gì?
Return on ordinary shareholders’ funds
Nêu nội dung về Profitability?
Provide insight into how well a company has created wealth for its owners
Relates profits made to the size of the business and how much capital is invested in it
Cách tính ROSF
Net profit – any preference dividends x 100
Ordinary share capital + reserves
Đặc điểm của ROSF
Compares profit for the period available to the owners with the owners’ investment in the business
Businesses want this to be as high as possible, though not at expense of potential future returns
Đặc điểm của ROCE?
- Là Return on capital employed
- The most important measure of profitability
- Measures relationship between operating profit and long-term capital invested
- Enables assessment of how effectively funds have been deployed
Cách tính ROCE
Operating profit x 100
share + reserves + non-current
capital liabilities
Operating profit margin tính ?
Operating profit x 100
Sales revenues
Đặc điểm của Operating Profit Margin
- Relates profit from trading (before interest and taxation) to the sales revenue
-Varies between different types of business:
Supermarkets have low prices, and low margins
Luxury goods retailers have high margins, but lower levels of sales volume
Đặc điểm của Gross profit margin?
- > Relates gross profit of the business to the sales revenue
- > Measures the profitability in buying (or manufacturing) and selling goods or services before any other expenses taken into account
- > Tends to be consistent over years, and between similar companies
-> Low margins may indicate Cheaper product range ‘High volume’ marketing strategy Attempt to increase market share Poor management Excessive costs