Formulas Flashcards

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ROCE

A

Return on Capital Employed = net profit margin x asset turnover
Or
ROCE = Operating profit / Capital employed x 100(%)

Operating profit: profit before finance costs & tax
Capital employed: Equity & long term debt
Equity = assets - liabilities

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2
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Cost as a % of revenue

A

Cost / Revenue x 100(%)

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3
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Asset turnover

A

Revenue / Capital employed

Capital employed: equity + long term loans

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4
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Gross Profit Margin

A

Gross profit / Revenue x 100(%)

Gross profit = Sales - Cost of Sales

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5
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RONA

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Return on Net Assets = Operating profit / Net assets x 100(%)

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6
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Net Operating Profit Margin

A

Operating profit / Revenue x 100 (%)

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7
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Working Capital

A

Current assets - Current liabilities

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8
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Target Profit

A

Total fixed costs + required profit / contribution per unit

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9
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C/S Ratio

*needs editing

A

c/s ratio = contribution per unit / sales price per unit

c/s: contribution to sales

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10
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Contribution per unit

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Selling price per unit - variable cost per unit

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11
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Budgeted Profit

A

Total contribution - fixed costs

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12
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Breakeven Point (units)

A

Total fixed costs / contribution per unit

The volume of sales at which neither a profit nor a loss is made.

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13
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Breakeven Point (sales)

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Total fixed costs / c/s ratio
Is the £ amount of sales to breakeven

C/S ratio = contribution per unit / sales price per unit

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14
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Current Ratio

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Current assets / Current liabilities

Liquidity ratio

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15
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Acid Test Ratio (Quick Ratio)

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Current assets less inventories / Current liabilities

Liquidity ratio

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16
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Inventory Holding Period

Inventory Days

A

Inventories / Cost of sales x 365 days

Shows the number of days on average that a business holds inventory

Liquidity ratio

17
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Trade Receivable Days

A

Trade receivables / Revenue x 365 days

A high value shows the company is selling its product to customers on credit and taking longer to collect money.

Liquidity ratio

18
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Trade Payable Days

A

Trade payables / Cost of sales (or purchases) x 365 days

Shows how long it takes a company to pay its invoices from trade creditors

Purchases aka bought in materials & services
Cost of sales: opening inventory + purchases - closing inventory

Liquidity ratio

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Working Capital Cycle

A

Inventory Days + trade receivable days - trade payable days

Measures the time between payment for goods received (inventory) and collection of cash from customers.

Liquidity ratio

20
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Value Added

A

Value of revenue - cost of bought in services & materials

21
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Profit for the Period Margin

A

Operating profit / sales revenue x 100(%)

Shows % of business’s sales revenue has been turned into profit after all costs and expenses for the period have been deducted but before interest and taxation.

22
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Interest Cover

A

Operating profit / interest payable

Is a measure of a business’s ability to pay interest on its borrowings out of the profit that it has made.

23
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Sales volume to achieve a particular profit

A

Total fixed costs + required profit / contribution per unit

24
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Margin of Safety (units)

A

Budgeted sales units - Breakeven sales units

Is used in breakeven analysis to indicate the amount of sales that are above the breakeven point.

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Margin of Safety (%)
Budgeted sales units - Breakeven sales units / Budgeted sales units x 100(%)
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Margin of Safety (sales revenue)
Margin of Safety in units x sales price per unit
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Regression Line Equation
y = a + bx a is the fixed element b is the variable element
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Index
Index = current period figure / base period figure x 100 *base period figure: the price at that time will have an index of 100
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Current price adjusted figure (index)
= actual revenue x RPI in current year / RPI in year of sales RPI = Retail Price Index
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Gearing
Total debt / total equity x 100 Or Total debt / total debt + equity x 100 *Total Debt consists of all interest baring debt & does NOT include current liabilities
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New amount using index % of increase between amounts
Historical price x index of time converting to / index of time converting from % of increase: New price - historical price / historical price x 100