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Financial Ratios and Measurements

How do financial ratios determine the internal strengths and weaknesses of a business? 2

What kind of business do you want to establish or put up in the future? How much capital are you willing to invest in your business? Within what period of time are you expecting to have your return on investment? 3

refer to the comparative magnitude of two statistical variables that are taken from the different financial statements of a business Financial Ratios and Measurements 4

Financial ratio analysis serves two main purposes: Keep track of the business’s performance Make comparisons with competitors Financial Ratios and Measurements 5

is a financial ratio used to identify the time required to earn back the amount of investment in an asset from the business net cash flows Income Payback Period 6

Income Payback Period = Total Investment / Annual Net Income after Taxes Income Payback Period 7

8 A shorter payback period is better, for it indicates that an investor’s initial outlay is only at risk for a shorter period of time.

Situationer: Juan Dela Cruz, Inc. invested P500,000 for a new production line, and the production line produces a cash flow of P100,000 annually. Identify the payback period. Example: Income Payback Period 9

Income Payback Period = Total Investment / Annual Net Income after Taxes Income Payback Period = P500,000 / P100,000 per year Income Payback Period = 5 years Example: Income Payback Period 10

11 Use the income payback period ratio to determine how long it will take to return the initial investment to the entrepreneur.

financial ratio and measurement that is used to calculate the efficiency of a business in generating profits from its revenue Return on Sales = Net Profit after Taxes / Sales Return on Sales 12

Situationer: Juan Dela Cruz, Inc. is in the business of manufacturing leather bags. At the end of the financial year 2020, Juan Dela Cruz, Inc. earned P500,000 in total net sales and recorded an operating profit of P120,000 after deducting all operating expenses. Example: Return on Sales 13

Return on Sales = Net Profit after Taxes / Sales Return on Sales = P120,000 / P500,000 Return on Sales = 0.24 or 24% Example: Income Payback Period 14

15 Return on sales , more commonly known as the operating profit margin , is a financial ratio and measurement that is used to calculate the efficiency of a business in generating profits from its revenue.

financial ratio used by a business to determine the percentage of profit that it earns in relation to its total resources Return on Assets = Net Profit after Taxes / Total Assets (or Investments) Return on Assets or Return on Investments 16

Situationer: Juan Dela Cruz, Inc. posts a net income of P2,000,000 in its current operations and owns P10,000,000 worth of assets as stated in its balance sheet. What is its return on assets? Example: Return on Assets 17

Return on Assets = Net Profit after Taxes / Total Assets (or Investments) Return on Assets or Return on Investments = P2,000,000 / P10,000,000 Return on Assets or Return on Investments = 0.2 or 20% Example: Income Payback Period 18

19 If a business wants to determine how profitable it is relative to its total assets, the return on assets ratio must be used.

Briefly explain the concept of the three financial ratios: Income Payback Period Return on Sales Return on Assets/Investments Activity 20

Part A. Answer the following questions briefly and coherently: What are financial ratios and measurements? What is the importance of using financial ratios in entrepreneurship? Questions 21

Why do entrepreneurs and third parties use financial ratios? What analysis can entrepreneurs get from using the income payback period? How would you generalize the interpretation of the return on sales ratio? Questions 22

Part B. Read the situation below, then follow the given instructions. Perry Manufacturing is a start-up business that was established two years ago. It engages in manufacturing corporate clothes for office employees and working professionals. Questions 23

It used three different financial ratios to gauge the overall financial condition of its business. The following results were obtained: Income Payback Period = 5 years Return on Sales = 20% Return on Assets/Investments = 35% Questions 24

How will you interpret and explain the said results to Perry Manufacturing? Questions 25

26 Financial ratios and measurements refer to the comparative magnitude of two statistical variables that are taken from the different financial statements of a business.

27 The two main purposes of calculating financial ratios are: to keep track of the business’s performance, and to make a comparison with competitors.

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