More Ratio Analysis Formulas

by Dutch 12. July 2010 00:46

Ratio Analysis

    -Relationship between items or groups of items in the financial statement.
    -What is financial statement?
     Income statement
     Balance sheet
   
-expressed in terms of another figure
-mathematical yardstick- measures the relation ship between two figures

I    Balance Sheet Ratios:
    1. Current Ratio    = Current Assets / Current Liabilities  Std 2:1  
    2. Liquid Ratio     = Quick Assets / Quick Liabilities      Std 1:1
    3. Proprietary Ratio    =  Proprietor’s Fund* / Total Assets  Std  Neither be  
                         too high or too low
*Equity + R.S + Pref+ Surplus - Miscellaneous   

        4.Stock working capital Ratio:= stock / Working capital     Std 1:1
Higher ratio indicates weak working capital
    5. Capital Gearing Ratio = Fixed income bearing securities /Non fixed income                        bearing securities
High geared = fixed interest bearing securities are greater than equity
shareholders fund
Low geared = just opposite to the above  Std 1:4
6. Debt Equity Ratio = Long term debts / Shareholders Funds  Std 2:1

7. Fixed Assets Ratio = Fixed Assets / Long term funds   
II. Revenue Statement Ratios:
       
        8.Gross Profit Ratio = Gross Profit / Net Sales 100
       
        9.Operating Ratio = Operating Cost / Net Sales 100
                         Manufacturing Concern – high
                         Other firms’  -low
        10.Expenses Ratio = Concerned Expense / Net Sales 100   
       
        11.Net Profit Ratio = Net profit / Net Sales 100

        12.Net Operating Profit Ratio = Operating Profit / Net Sales 100
           
Operating profit = GP- all expenses including finance
       
13.Stock Turnover Ratio = Cost of Goods Sold/ Average Stock

Std.: Seasonable based on nature of production


III Combined/ Composite Ratios:

14. Return on Capital Employed = NPBIT / Capital Employed 100
            -indicate the management efficiency
-    productivity of capital utilized
-    overall efficiency.

15. Return on Proprietors Funds = NPAT / Proprietors Funds 100

16.Return on Equity Share capital = NPAT-Pref.Dividend / Equity share capital

17.Earnings per share = NPAT- Pref. Dividend / No of Equity Shares

18.Dividend / Payout Ratio = Divi. Per Equity share / EPS

19.Divi. Yield Ratio = Divi. Per share / Mkt price per share

20.Price –Earning Ratio = Mkt. Price Per Share / EPS

21.Debt Service Ratio = NPBIT / Interest
    ( Interest coverage Ratio)

22.Creditors Turnover Ratio = Credit Purchase /Average Accounts Payable  
    C.P.Period = days/ months in a year / CTR
23.Debtors Turnover Ratio = Credit Sales / Average Accounts Receivable
    D.C.Period = days/ months in a year / DTR

24.Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio = Sales / Fixed Assets

25.Total Assets Turnover Ratio = Sales / Total Assets

26.Working Capital Turnover Ratio = Sales / Working Capital

27.Capital Turnover Ratio = Sales/ Capital employed.

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Ratio Analysis Formula

by Dutch 16. April 2010 23:00

 

Ratio Analysis Formula

Liquidity Ratios


Ratio

Formula

Location

Explanation

Current Ratio

Current Asset
Current Liabilities

B.S. Asset portion
B.S. Liability portion

To indicate the ability to meet currently maturing obligations

Quick Test

Quick Asset
Current Liabilities

B.S. Asset portion
B.S. Liability portion

To indicate instant debt paying ability

Inventory to Net Working Capital

Inventory 
(Current Assets – Current Liabilities)

B.S. Asset portion
B.S. Liability & Asset portion

To indicate the cushion of excess current assets over current liabilities may be threatened by unfavorable changes in inventory

Cash Ratio

Cash + Cash Equivalents
Current Liabilities

B.S. Cur. Asset
B.S. Liability portion

To indicate how many current obligations can be met with cash or cash equivalents

Profitability Ratios


Ratio

Formula

Location

Explanation

Net Profit Margin (%)

Net profit After Taxes
Net Sales

Income Statement
Income Statement

Indicates the revenue required to earn a dollar profit after tax

Gross Profit Margin (%)

Sales – Cost of Goods Sold
Net Sales

Income Statement
Income Statement

Indicates the profit available for non-manufacturing overhead

Return On Investment (%)

Net Profit After taxes
Total Assets

Income Statement
Balance sheet

Indicates the efficiency that management uses the companies assets

       

Earnings per Share ($)

(Net Profit After Tax – Preferred stock Dividends)
Average # Of Common Shares

(Income Statement-B.S)
B.S. (sometimes)

Indicates the after tax earnings for the common stock shareholders

Activity Ratios


Ratio

Formula

Location

Explanation

Inventory Turnover

Net Sales
Inventory

Income Statement
Balance sheet

To assess the efficiency in the management of Inventory

Days Of Inventory (days)

Inventory
COGS/365

Balance sheet
Income Statement

To assess the efficiency in the management of Inventory

Net Working Capital Turnover 

Net Sales 
Net Working Capital

Income Statement
Balance sheet (CA-CL)

To assess the effectively the Net Working Capital is used to generate sales

Asset Turnover

Sales
Total Assets

Income Statement
Balance sheet

To assess the amount of sales generated by each asset dollar

Fixed Asset Turnover

Sales
Fixed Assets

Income Statement
Balance sheet

To assess the amount of sales generated by each fixed asset dollar

Average Collection Period (days)

Accounts Receivable
Sales for Year/365

Balance Sheet
Income Statement

To assess the efficiency in the management/collection of Accounts receivable

Accounts Receivable Turnover

Annual Credit Sales
Accounts Receivable

Work sheet &/or Sub. Ledgers
Balance Sheet

To assess the efficiency in the management/collection of Accounts receivable

Accounts Payable Period

Accounts Payable
Purchases for year/365

Balance Sheet
Work sheet

To assess the efficiency in the management/payment of A/P

Leverage Ratios

Ratio

Formula

Location

Explanation

Debt to Asset Ratio (%0

Total Debt
Total assets

Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet

Assess the amount of borrowed funds used to finance company assets

Debt to Equity Ratio (%)

Total Debt 
Shareholder’s Equity

Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet

Assess the funds provided by creditors versus the funds by owners

Long Term Debt to Capital Structure (%)

L –T debt 
Shareholder’s Equity

Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet

Assess the long-term component of the capital structure

Time Interest Earned (dec.)

Profit pre tax + Interest Charges
Interest Charges

Income Statement
Income Statement

Indicates the ability of the company to meet its annual interest

Coverage of Fixed Charges (dec.)

Profit pre tax + Interest Charges +Lease Charges
Interest Charges +Lease Charges

Income Statement
Income Statement

Assess the company’s ability to meet all of its fixed expenses

Current Liabilities to equity (%)

Current Liability 
Shareholders Equity

Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet

Assess the short-term financing portion versus that provided by owners

 

Other Ratios

Ratio

Formula

Location

Explanation

Price/Earnings Ratio
(Dec.)

Market price per Share
Earnings per share

Stock Market Reports
Income Statement

Assess the amount investors are willing to pay for each dollar of earnings

Dividend Payout Ratio
(%)

Annual dividends per Share
Annual Earnings per Share

Income Statement
Income Statement

Indicates the percentage of profit that is paid out as dividends

Dividend Yield on Common Stock
(%)

Annual dividends per Share
Current Market price per share

Income Statement
Stock Market

Indicates the dividend rate of return to common shareholders at the current market price

 

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