Use the attached financial statements to complete the ratios chart. Then complete the analysis chart based on the ratios chart.
2018 | TREND/JUMP/DROP | |
Current ratio | 0.52 | In 2018 the company is not even able to comply with current obligation which means company is less liquid and this liquidity is decreasing from last years. |
quick | 0.41 | This ratio is also decreasing from last years which means that the company position is becoming worst. This show company has not a sound liquid position. |
OCF | 410,728 | The cash from operating activities had increased from last years which means more cash in company. |
FCF | (98,363 | From last years cash outflow is lower which means lesser capital expenditure. |
OCF +FCF | 312,365 | It also increased from last year which means a better cash flow postion in company |
DIH | 30.41 | This ratio increased from last year which means that inventory in hand of company for longer period which indicate lesser sales. |
DSO | 3.2 | This is lower from past years which means decrease in sales |
TATO | 1.69 | From the last year this ratio also decreased which means the operating performance had been decreased. |
DEBT | 0.53 | This means that company had almost half of total employed is from debt and which is stable |
D-E | 1.117 | - |
NPM | 7% | From the last year the profits had been increased which means decrease in cost of sales |
ROA | 12% | From last years the performance of using the assets is better |
ROE | 26% | In the same way the performance of using the equity capital better than last years. |
Current ratio = Current assets/current liabilities = 208,633/397,951
quick ratio = current assets - Inventories/current liabilities = 208,633-42,560/397,951
OCF= Total Revenue - capital expenditure
FCF= Net income + depreciation - Increase in working capital- capital expenditure =
DIH = Inventory/sales x 365 = 42,560/2260502 x 365
DSO = debtors/sales x 365 = 19,865/2260502 x 365
TATO = sales/ net assets = 2260502/1333060
DEBT = Total debt/ capital employed = 719,530/ 1333060
D_E = debt/ equity = 719,530/613,530 x 100
NPM = profit after tax/ sales x 100= 157,392/22652 x 100
ROA = Profit after tax/ net assets x 100= 157,392/1333060 x 100
ROE - Profit after tax/ equity x 100 = 157,392/613,530 x 100
Use the attached financial statements to complete the ratios chart. Then complete the analysis chart based...
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