Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Operating Ratios Ratio Method of Calculation Significance
Operating Ratios Ratio Method of Calculation Significance
Ratio
Sales Return
Sales Discounts
Gross Margin
Cost of Goods Sold
Net Profit Margin
Productivity
Tax Ratio
Expense Items
Return on Capital Employed
Return on Total Assets
Revenue and Expense Item
Total Assets Turnover
Debtors' Turnover
Stock Turnover
Creditors' Turnover
Method of Calculation
Sales Returns x 100
Sales
Sales Discounts x 100
Sales
Cost of Goods Sold x 100
Sales
Cost of Goods Sold - Sales x 100
Sales
Trading Profit Before Interest & Tax x 100
Sales
Value Added x 100
Sales
Tax Charge x 100
Profit Before Tax
Expense x 100
Sales
Trading Profit x 100
Tangible Net Assets
Trading plus Other Income x 100
Total Assets
Depreciation Charge x 100
Gross Depreciable Assets
Total Assets
Sales
Sales
Average Debtors
Sales
Average Stocks
Sales
Trade Creditors
Significance
Measures the saleability of stock
Measures the extent to which the terms
of sale affect turnover
Shows the relationship between costs and
sales value of items sold
Shows the margin between sales and costs
Measures the efficiency of the
organisation to generate profits from
sales
Measures the additional wealth created
by the organisation
Measures the proportion of tax charged
Relates individual expenses, eg research
and development, to sales
Measures the efficiency of the
organisation
Measures the efficiency in utilizing
available assets
Identifies depreciable assets and the
extent of the depreciation provision
Measures the utilization of assets in
generating sales
Measures the control of credit
Measures the control of stocks in relation
to sales
Measures the speed of payment by creditors
Efficiency Ratios
Ratio
Operating Leverage
Financial Leverage
Debt Ratio
Equity Ratio
Debt to Equity Ratio
Method of Calculation
Percentage change in
Earnings Before Interest and Taxation (EBIT)
Percentage change in Output
EBIT
EBIT - Interest Expense
Total Liabilities
Total Assets
Shareholder's Funds
Total Assets
Total Debt
Shareholder's Funds
Debt + Current Liabilities x 100
Total Assets
Profit Before Interest
Interest
Significance
Measures the extent to which fixed costs
are used in the organization's operations
Measures the debt utilization in
financing assets
Measures the proportion of assets
financed through borrowings and the
extent of trading on equity
Shows the protection to creditors and
the extent of trading on equity
Shows the relationship between borrowed
capital and capital invested by
shareholders
Measures the percentage total funds
provided by creditors
Measures the extent to which interest
charges are covered by profits
Liquidity Ratios
Ratios
Current Ratio
Liquid Ratio
Cash days to Sales
Gross Funds to Debt
No Credit Interval
Method of Calculation
Current Assets
Current Liabilities
Current Assets - Stocks
Current Liabilities
Short Term Investments plus Cash x 100
Sales
Gross Funds from Operations x 100
Current Liabilities and Loans
Debtors plus Short Term
Investments plus cash
x 365
Operating expenses
- Depreciation
Significance
Measures the organization's liquidity
position
Measures the ability to meet short term
liabilities
Indicates the reasonableness of liquid
assets in relation to sales
Measures the extent to which short term
obligations are covered by gross funds
Measures the number of days the most
liquid assets could support operating
expenditures
Investment Ratios
Ratios
Earnings Per Share (EPS)
Earnings Yield
Price Earnings Ratio
Method of Calculation
Earnings before Extraordinary items
but after deducting tax, minority
interest and preference dividends
Number of Ordinary Shares
Earnings per Share (EPS) x 100
Price per Share
Market Price per Share
Earnings per Share
Dividend Yield
Dividend Cover
Return on Equity
Payout Ratio
Significance
Shows the amount of earnings attributable
to each ordinary share