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Sources: http://nasdaqomx.mobular.net/nasdaqomx/7/3521/5025/document_0/UPS_2016_Annual_Report-processed.pdf - Page 66,67

1. Current ratio: Current Assets/ Current Liabilities

for 2016, = 13,849/11,730 = 1.18

for 2015, = 13,208/10,696 = 1.23

2. ROA: return of Assets = Profit after Tax / Total Assets

for 2016, = 3,431 / 40,377 = 8.49%

for 2015, = 4,844 / 38,311 = 12.64%

3. ROE, Return on Equity = Profit after tax / Shareholders Equity

for 2016, = 3,431 / 429 = 799.96%

for 2015, = 4,844 / 2,491 = 194.46%

4. Gross profit margin = (Revenues - COGS) / Revenues

for 2016, = (60,906 - 34,770 - 1,538 - 9,129 -2,118) / 60,906 = 21.92%

For 2015, = (58,363 - 31,028 - 1,400 - 8,043 - 2,482) / 58,363 = 26.4%

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