Ratios Flashcards
(34 cards)
Gross profit margin
Gross profit/sales revenue x 100
Operating profit margin
Operating profit/sales revenue x 100
Net profit margin
Net profit/sales revenue x 100
Return on assets ROA
Net profit/total assets
x 100
Total Asset Turnover
Sales revenue/total assets
£
What does total asset turnover do?
Tells you how efficient you are at generating revenue from your total assets
What does Return on Assets show?
How effective company is at using assets in generating profit
What percentage of every £ invested will be as profit
4 Profitability ratios
Gross Profit Margin
Operating Profit Margin
Net Profit Margin
Return-on-Assets
5 Efficiency (Asset Management) Ratios
Total Asset Turnover Non-current Asset Turnover Inventory Turnover Period Day Sales in Account Receivables Days Sales in Accounts Payable
Inventory turnover period
Inventories/cost of sales x 365
What does Inventory turnover period show?
Measures number of days inventory stays in the system
Lower the better
Non-Current Asset turnover
Sales revenue/non-current assets
£
What does Non-Current Asset turnover show?
How many £s of sales are produced by each £ of non-current assets
Trade Receivable Settlement Period
Trade receivables/ sales revenue x 365
What does Trade Receivable Settlement Period show?
How fast customers pay their bills
Try to keep to minimum
Trade Payable Settlement Period
Trade payables/cost of sales x 365
What does Trade Payable Settlement Period show? (days payable outstanding)
Average no. of days takes company to pay its own invoices
2 Liquidity Ratios
Current Ratio
Acid Test Ratio
Ideal current ratio
2:1
Current Ratio
Current assets/current liabilities
Current Ratio shows
Ability to pay back obligations in short term
Higher is is better liquidity position
Has to be positive
Acid test ratio
Current assets-inventories/Current liabilities
Ideal acid test ratio
1:1
Acid test ratio represents
more strict test of liquidity