Lecture 7/8: Financial Statement Analysis Flashcards

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Absolute change

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Amount in current period - amount in previous period

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2
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Relative change

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[(Amount in current period - amount in previous)/amount in previous] x100

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3
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Horizontal analysis

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  1. Absolute change year to year
  2. Relative change (%) year to year
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4
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Vertical analysis

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Compare to a base within the same statement
=next line item/base item
the base item is usually the larges line item

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5
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Trend analysis

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Index the base year (earliest year) as 100 and then then do next year/indexed year value x100 to get the next indexed value

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6
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Ratio analysis

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[One line item/other line item]*100

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7
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Return on equity (ROE)

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Tells how well the entity is generating profits relative to the amount of equity invested by shareholders.
[Profit available for distribution/average ordinary equity]*100

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8
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Return on assets (ROA)

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Ability of a business to use its assets to generate a return
= EBIT/Average Total Assets

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9
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Gross profit margin

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= gross profit/sales revenue*100

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10
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EBIT profit margin

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The rate at which sales revenue is converted into profit
= EBIT/sales revenue*100

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Expense ratio

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The extent to which sales revenue is consumed by one particular expense or one cost centre
= ()expense/sales revenue*100 - can be conducted for any expense occuring in the statement

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12
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Cash flow to sales ratio

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The rate at which sales revenue generates operating cash flow
= Net operating cash flows/sales revenue

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13
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Asset turnover

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Indicates how well a business can generate sales revenue from assets
= Sales revenue/average total assets

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14
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Inventory turnover/days inventory

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Average number of days inventory is held
= average inventory/cost of sales *365

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15
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Days sales outstanding

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= Average trade receivables / sales revenue

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16
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Days purchases outstanding

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= average trade payables / (cost of sales + net increase in inventory)

17
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Current ratio or working capital ratio

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number of times over current assets could meet current liabilities
= CA/CL

18
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Quick ration or acid test ratio test

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Number of times quick assets could service CL
= (cash + receivables)/(CL - overdrafts)

19
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Cash flow ratio

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The amount of cash flow available in a period to service CL
= Net operating cash flows / CL

20
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Debt ratio

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The extent to which the entity has used debt to finance their investment in assets (60% is considered high)
= total liabilities/total assets

21
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Equity ratio

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= 100% - debt ratio

22
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Debt to equity ratio

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= Debt ratio/equity ratio

23
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Interest coverage ratio

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=EBIT/finance costs
finance costs = interest expense - interest revenue

24
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Average interest rate

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= finance costs x average interest bearing liabilites

25
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Debt coverage ratio

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= Non-current liabilities/net operating cash flows
(cash flows generated from operations)

26
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Net tangible asset backing per share (NTAB)

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27
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Earnings per share (EPS) / Diluted EPS

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Profit avail to ordinary shareholder / WAVE no. of ordinary shares on issue **OR **

28
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Dividend payout ratio

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29
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Price Earnings Ratio (P/E Ratio or PER)

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30
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Limitations of financial statement analysis

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  • Agency issues - choices, estimations and judgements thar apply to figures in the analysis which may skew the ratios
  • Disclosure - issues relating to what is disclosed and in what levels
  • Timing - of access of information - may be outdated by the time the reports are released
  • Change in accounting standards and policies over time