Unit 3 module 5-Ratio Calculation Flashcards
5 main Ratio categories
- profitability
- liquidity
- debt ratio
- market ratio
- efficiency ratio
ratio analysis
ratios give us the ability to review our company’s financial performance Vs. our peers in our industry
profitability ratio
measure the company’s use of the assets and expenses to generate a return that’s acceptable to its shareholders.
liquidity ratio
measure how much cash is available for the company to pay its debt
calculated: current assets - current liabilities
- quick ratio
- current ratio
current ratio
can the company pay its short term debs using short term assets? ranges from 1.5-3
calculated: current assets/ current liabilities
quick ratio (acid ratio)
can the company pay its short term debts using short term assets excluding inventory
calculated:
current assets - inventory / current liabilities
debt ratios
-measure the company’s ability to pay its long term debts
market ratios
-are concerned with shareholder audiences. They measure the cost of issuing stock and the relationship between return and the value of an investment in company’s shares.
(activity) efficiency ratio
-Measure how effective is the company in using its assets to generate sales/ income.
benchmarking
comparing the company’s ratios to something that is meaningful. To compare its ratios to those of their industry.
trend analysis
looking at how the ratios have changed over time. this helps to tell an analysis’s whether or not the company is improving its performance over time.
profitability ratios
- operating margin
- Gross proft margin
- Net profit margin
- Return on total Assets
- Return on equity
operating margin (return on sales margin)
how much of a company’s sales on a % basis are generating operating profit.(does not include taxes)
- operating income / revenue
-operating margin =EBIT / revenue
EBIT= earnings before interests in taxes
-EBIT= Revenue - operating expenses
operating income
revenue - operating expenses
Gross profit margin
(mostly used internally) measures the amount of profit a company earns from its sales.
calculated:
-profit/sales
-Sales - COGS