ratio analysis Flashcards

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what are the efficiency ratio’s?

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asset turnover, inventory/stock turnover, creditors, debtors.

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what is the formula for asset turnover?

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revenue / non-current assets X 100

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what does asset turnover tell a business?

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shows how much money is generated for ever £1 of non-current assets.
showing how hard they are being worked.

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what is stock turnover formula?

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cost of sales / average stock held

cost of sales = opening stock + purchases - closing
average stock held = opening + closing / 2

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what does stock turnover tell the business?

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tells them how many times a firm sells all its stock in one year - this will vary depending on the type of business.

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what is the creditor formula?

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payables / cost of sales X 365 (days)

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what does creditor tell a business?

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shows how many days on avergae it takes a firm to pay its creditors.

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what is the debtor ratio?

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receivables / revenue X365

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what does the debtor ration tell a business?

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how many days on average it takes a firm to collect its money.

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what are the profitability ratio’s ?

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gross profit margin, net profit margin, return on capital employed (ROCE) and return on equity (ROE).

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what is the formula for gross profit margin?

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gross profit / turnover X 100

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how do you calculate gross profit?

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revenue - cost of sales.

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what does the gross profit margin tell a business?

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this can be improved by increasing prices or reducing costs. will depend on the type of business.

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what is the net profit margin formula?

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operating profit / revenue X 100

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15
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what should net profit do ?

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carry on increasing.

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what is the formula for return on capital employed?

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operating profit / capital employed X 100

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17
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what does ROCE show?

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it is the best way for analysing profitability, should improve over time, as decent ROCE is 20-30%.

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what is the formula for ROE?

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profit for that year / shareholders equity X 100

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what does ROE show a business?

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measures how much profit is generated for £1 of a shareholders investment.

20
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what are the liquidity ratio’s?

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current ratio and acid test ratio.

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what is the formula for the current ratio?

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current assets / current liabilities

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what does the current ratio show you?

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whether a firm can pay its bills when they are due.

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what is the acid ratio formula?

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current assets - stock / current liabilities

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what does the acid ratio show u ?

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the same as current asset ratio, but it considers the fact that stock takes time to convert into cash, therefore acid test ratio is a more realistic measurement.

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what are the risk / solvency ratio's?
Gearing, debt to equity and interest cover
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what is the ratio formula for gearing?
non- current liabilities / capital employed
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what is capital employed?
total equity + non-current liabilities. equity = retained profit and shareholders capital.
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what does gearing tell u?
it shows where a business gets its capital from, from looking at the proportion from loans rather than retained profit and shared capital. if a business has a gearing above 50% then they are high geared and vulnerable to changes in interest rates.
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what is debt to equity formula?
non-current liabilities / equity X 100
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what does dept to equity show?
long term liabilities in comparison to the share capital and retained profit
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what are the shareholders ratio's?
dividend per share, dividend yield, earnings per share, price earning ratio.
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what is the formula for dividend per share ?
total dividends / no. of ordinary shares issued
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what does dividend per share tell us?
the value of the shares, shareholders who are wanting a quick return will want this number to be as high as possible.
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what is the dividend yeild ratio?
dividend per share / current market price X100
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what does the dividend yeilds want to be for shareholder?
shareholders want this to be as high as possible.
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what is the earning per share formula?
net profit for that year / number of shares issued
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what is the formula for price earnings ration?
market price share / earing per share
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what is depreciation?
- fall in value of a non-current asset over time,
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straight line method for depreciation?
= cost - residual values ------------------------------------ estimated useful life
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what is the residual value?
- the residual value is the value of the asset at the end of its useful life ( estimate )