finance ratios Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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liquidity ratios

A

current ratio, acid test ratio

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current ratio =

A

current assets / current liabilities

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3
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acid test ratio =

A

(current assets - stock) / current liabilities

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profitability ratios

A

gross profit margin, net profit margin, return on capital employed, return on equity

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5
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gross profit margin =

A

gross profit / sales revenue x 100

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net profit margin =

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net profit / sales revenue x 100

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return in capital employed =

A

operating profit / (total equity + non current liabilities) x 100

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return on equity =

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operating profit / total equity x 100

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9
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trade receivables (debtors)

A

money owed to the business

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trade payables (creditors)

A

money owed by the business

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receivable days

A

the average length of time taken by customers to pay amounts owed

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payables days

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the average length of time taken by a business to pay the amount it owes

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gearing =

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non current liabilities / (total equity + non current liabilities) x 100

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14
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interest cover =

A

operating profit / interest payable

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receivables (debtor days) =

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trade receivables (debtors) / sales revenue x 365

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16
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payable (creditor days) =

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trade payables(creditors) / cost of sales x 365

17
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asset turnover =

A

sales revenue / net assets

18
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trade receivable are…

A

your current assets

19
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stock turnover =

A

cost of sales / stock (inventories)

20
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dividend per share =

A

total dividends paid / number of shares in issue

21
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dividend yield =

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dividend per share / share price

22
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dividend cover =

A

profit after tax / dividends

23
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earnings per share =

A

profit after tax / number of shares issued

24
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price earnings ratio =

A

share price / eps

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what are current liabilities?
short term debts that are due to be paid off in a year e.g short term loans, overdraft
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what are non current liabilities?
long term debts that will take over a year to pay back e.g long term loan
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evaluating receivable days
Evaluating receivable days - Shows average time customers take to pay - Each industry will have a norm - Look out for significant change Look out for - Comparisons v competitors - Balance sheet window dressing
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evaluating payable days
Evaluate payable days - A higher figure is better for cash flow - Ideally, payable days is higher than receivable days - A high figure may suggest liquidity problems Look out - Evidence from the current ratio or acid test ratio that business has problems paying creditors - Window dressing