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1. BEP (Basic Earnings Power)=EBIT/Total assets=4156/50000=8.31% (0.0831)
2. Current ratio=Total Current assets/Total current liabilities=30,000/22,000=1.36
3. Days sales outstanding=(accounts receivables/Sales)*365=(11500/87500)*365=48 days
4. EPS (Earnings per share)=Net Income/Total otstanding shares=1808/500=3.62
5. Equity Multiplier=Total assets/Total common equity=50,000/13,000=3.85
6. Market to Book ratio=Year end stock price/(Total common equity/Shares outstanding)=43.39/(13,000/500)=43.39/26=1.67
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