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1. FIN242 – FUNDAMENTAL OF FINANCE CHAPTER 2: RATIOS

PREPARED BY: HUSNIZAM HOSIN, UITM JOHOR 1

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS: RATIOS

1. LIQUIDITY RATIOS

RATIOS FORMULA WORKINGS
INDUSTRY
AVERAGE
COMMENT SYMBOL EVALUATION

Current Ratio (CR)

Current Assets
Current Liabilities



POOR / GOOD

Times (X)
Higher is BETTER
Firms has a higher ability to
meet short term obligation
If GOOD The firm has a higher ability to meet its short term obligation in the future
If POOR The firm may not be able to meet its short term obligation in the future


Quick Ratio (QR) or
Acid Test Ratio

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POOR / GOOD


Times (X)
Higher is BETTER
Firm has a higher ability to
pay its short term obligation
without having rely on illiquid
Current Asset
If GOOD The firm has a higher ability to pay its short term obligation without having rely on illiquid Current Asset
If POOR The firm may not be able to pay its short term obligation without having rely on illiquid Current Asset

Net Working Capital
(NWC)

Current Assets – Current
Liabilities


POOR / GOOD

RM
< 0 , represents that the
amount of fixed assets are
financed with current
liabilities
If GOOD NWC is POSITIVE represents that the firm’s current assets are financed with long term financing.
If POOR NWC is NEGATIVE represents that the firm’s fixed assets are finance with current liabilities

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2. ACTIVITY / ASSET MANAGEMENT RATIOS
RATIOS FORMULA WORKINGS
INDUSTRY
AVERAGE
COMMENT SYMBOL EVALUATION

Inventory Turnover
(ITO) or
Inventory Utilization
Ratio


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POOR / GOOD



Times (X)

Higher is BETTER
Firms is effectively using its
inventory to generate sales
If GOOD The firms is effectively using its inventory to generate sales
If POOR The firms is ineffectively using its inventory to generate sales and holding excess and unproductive stocks.

Average Collection
Period (ACP)

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POOR / GOOD


Days
Lower is BETTER
Firm is good in managing its
credit sales & more cash in
hands
If GOOD (Shorter) The firm is good in managing its credit sales & more cash in hands
If POOR (Longer) The firm is not good in managing its credit sales & less cash in hands

Fixed Assets
Turnover (FATO)

Net Sales
Net Fixed Assets


POOR / GOOD

Times (X)
Higher is BETTER
Firm is able to utilize its fixed
assets and good in managing
its assets.
If GOOD The firm is able to utilize its fixed assets and good in managing its assets and more revenues generated per Ringgit of the investment.
If POOR The firm unable to utilize its fixed assets and not good in managing its assets and less revenue generated per Ringgit of the investment.

Total Assets
Turnover (TATO)


Net Sales
Total Assets


POOR / GOOD

Times (X)
Higher is BETTER
Firm is able to utilize its
overall assets and good in
managing its assets
If GOOD The firm is able to utilize its overall assets and good in managing its assets.
If POOR The firm is unable to utilize its overall assets and not good in managing its assets.

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3. LEVERAGE / DEBT RATIOS

RATIOS FORMULA WORKINGS
INDUSTRY
AVERAGE
COMMENT SYMBOL EVALUATION

Debt Ratio
(DR)


Long Term Debt
Total Assets
x 100


POOR / GOOD

%
Lower is BETTER
Firms is good in managing
its debt & low financial risk
If GOOD (Lower) The firm is good in managing its debt & low financial risk.
If POOR (Higher) The firms is not good in managing its debt & indicates higher financial risk

Debt to Equity Ratio
(DER)

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POOR / GOOD


Times (X)
< 1, represents that more
funds provided by owners
If MORE THAN 1 It indicates that the creditor provided more funds compared to owners.
If LESS THAN 1 It indicates that more funds provided by owners compared to creditors.

Times Interest
Earned (TIE)

EBIT
Interest


POOR / GOOD

Times (X)
Higher is BETTER
Firm is good in meeting
their interest payment
obligation
If GOOD The firm is good in meeting their interest payments obligation and higher capability and lower risks of default.
If POOR The firm is not good in meeting their interest payments obligation and lower capability and higher risks of default.

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PREPARED BY: HUSNIZAM HOSIN, UITM JOHOR 4

4. PROFITABILITY RATIOS



RATIOS FORMULA WORKINGS
INDUSTRY
AVERAGE
COMMENT SYMBOL EVALUATION

Gross Profit Margin
(GPM)


Gross Profit
Net Sales
x 100



POOR / GOOD


%
Higher is BETTER
Firm is able to control COGS
relative to its sales revenue
If GOOD The firm is able to control COGS relative to its sales revenue.
If POOR The firm unable to control COGS relative to its sales revenue.

Operating Profit
Margin (OPM)

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POOR / GOOD


%
Higher is BETTER
Firm is able to provide more
return because the firm is
productively managing its
assets.

If GOOD (Shorter) The firm is able to provide more return because the firm is productively manage its assets
If POOR (Longer) The firm unable to provide more return because the firm is unproductively manage its assets


Net Profit Margin
(NPM)


Earning After Taxes
Net Sales
x 100


POOR / GOOD


%
Higher is BETTER
Firm has a better growth
prospect & able to generate
net earnings to shareholders
(earn more ringgit).

If GOOD The firm has a better growth prospect & able to generate net earnings to shareholders (earn more ringgit)
If POOR The firm don’t have a better growth prospect & unable to generate net earnings to shareholders.

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Return On Assets
(ROA)

Earnings After Taxes
Total Assets
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POOR / GOOD


%

Higher is BETTER
Firm is able to control costs
in its operation (assets are
productive) and provide
more return.
If GOOD The firm is able to control costs in its operation (assets are productive) and provide more return.
If POOR The firm is unable to control costs in its operation (assets are productive) and didn’t provide more return.

Return On Equity
(ROE)

Earnings After Taxes
Total Equity
x 100



POOR / GOOD


%
Higher is BETTER
Firm is able to maximize the
owner’s wealth
If GOOD The firm is able to maximize the owner’s wealth and give higher return for the owners of the firm.
If POOR The firm is unable to maximize the owner’s wealth and didn’t give higher return for the owners of the firm.

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5. MARKET RATIOS

RATIOS FORMULA WORKINGS
INDUSTRY
AVERAGE
COMMENT SYMBOL EVALUATION

Earnings per Share
(EPS)


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No.of Shares




POOR / GOOD


RM
Higher is BETTER
Firms is profitable enough
to pay out more money to
its shareholders.
If GOOD The firm is profitable enough to pay out more money to its shareholders.
If POOR The firm is unprofitable enough to pay out more money to its shareholders.


Dividend per Share
(DPS)


Total Dividend
No.of Shares



POOR / GOOD


RM
Higher is BETTER
Shows the great way for a
company to signal strong
performance and great
portion of company’s
earnings to its
shareholders.
If GOOD The firm is able to give signal strong performance and great portion of the company’s earnings that is paid out to each shareholders
If POOR The firm unable to give signal strong performance and lower portion of the company’s earnings that is paid to each shareholders.


Dividend Payout
Ratio
(DPR)


Dividend per Share (DPS)
Earnings per Share (EPS)
x 100

Dividend paid
Net Income
x 100




POOR / GOOD


%
Higher is BETTER
How much money a
company is returning to
shareholders versus how
much it is keeping on hand
to reinvest in growth, pay
off debt, or add to cash
reserves (retained
earnings).

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If GOOD The firm is able to pay out all their earnings to shareholders as dividend, while only small pay out portion is retained by the business.
If POOR The firm is unable to pay out all their earnings to shareholders as dividend, but portion remaining retained by the business.

Dividend Yield
(DY)


Dividend per Share (DPS)
Market Price per Share (MPS)
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POOR / GOOD


%

Higher is BETTER
Measures the quantum of
cash dividends paid out to
shareholders relative to
the market value per share
If GOOD The firm is able to pays a substantial share of its profits in the form of dividends.
If POOR The firm is unable to pays a substantial share of its profits in the form of dividends..

Price Earnings
Ratio
(PER)



Market Price per Share (MPS)
Earnings per Share (EPS)




POOR / GOOD


times
Higher is BETTER
Firm is able to maximize
the owner’s wealth
If GOOD The investors are anticipating higher growth in the future.
If POOR The investors are not anticipating higher growth in the future.

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ITEMS IN CURRENT ASSETS


ITEMS IN
FIXED ASSETS

ITEMS IN
CURRENT LIABILITIES

ITEMS IN LONG TERM
LIABILITIES


ITEMS IN EQUITIES

1. Cash
2. Cheque or Bank Draft or
other Negotiable
Instruments
3. Deposits
4. Marketable Securities
5. Account Receivable
6. Inventories
7. Prepaid Expenses
8. Prepayment



1. Land
2. Building
3. Motor vehicles
4. Equipment
5. Plant
6. Pattern
7. Goodwill

1. Account payable
2. Tax payable
3. Tax accrual
4. Accrued Expenses
5. Short Term Debt
6. Accounts Liabilities
7. Notes payable
8. Short term borrowing

1. Long term debt
2. Mortgage
3. Bonds
4. Leases
5. Debentures

1. Retained Earnings
2. Paid in capital
3. Common shares
4. Preferred Shares
5. Shareholders’ Equity