Financial Ratios pt. 2 (20.3) Flashcards

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debt-to-equity ratio

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A measure of the firm’s use of fixed-cost financing sources is the debt-to-equity ratio:

debt-to-equity=total debt / total shareholders’ equity

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debt-to-capital ratio

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debt-to-capital=total debt / (total debt+total shareholders’ equity)

Capital equals all short-term and long-term debt plus preferred stock and equity. Increases and decreases in this ratio suggest a greater or lesser reliance on debt as a source of financing.

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debt-to-assets ratio

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debt-to-assets=total debt / total assets

Increases and decreases in this ratio suggest a greater or lesser reliance on debt as a source of financing.

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financial leverage ratio

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financial leverage=average total assets / average total equity

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interest coverage ratio

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interest coverage = earnings before interest and taxes / interest payments

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debt-to-EBITDA ratio

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Because depreciation and amortization are not cash expenses, another ratio that reflects a firm’s ability to meet its debt obligations is the debt-to-EBITDA ratio:

debt-to-EBITDA =total debt / EBITDA

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fixed charge coverage ratio

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Another indicator of a company’s ability to meet its obligations is the fixed charge coverage ratio:

fixed charge coverage=(earnings before interest and taxes+lease payments) / (interest payments+lease payments)

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net profit margin

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net profit margin=net income / revenue

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gross profit margin

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gross profit margin=gross profit / revenue

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operating profit margin

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The operating profit margin is the ratio of operating profit (gross profit less selling, general, and administrative expenses) to sales. Operating profit is also referred to as earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT):

operating profit margin=

operating income /revenue
or
EBIT / revenue

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pretax margin

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pretax margin=EBT / revenue

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return on assets (ROA)

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return on assets (ROA)=net income / average total assets

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operating return on assets

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operating return on assets =

operating income / average total assets
or
EBIT / average total assets

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return on total capital

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return on total capital = EBIT / average total capital

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return on equity

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return on equity = net income/ average total equity

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return on common equity

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return on common equity=(net income – preferred dividends) / average common equity

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pure ratios vs. not pure

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pure ratios: numerator and denonminator are either BOTH from income statement, or BOTH from balance sheet. in this case, use the most recent income statement and most recent balance sheet.

if not pure, use most recent income statement and the AVG of the balance sheets.