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Interpreting published accounts

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Interpreting published accounts

  1. Liquidity - A business's ability to meet short term cash payments on time

    • Current ratio - a measure of the ability to meet short term debts
    • Acid test ratio - a measure of the ability to meet short term debts from liquid assets
  2. Profitability - The relationship between business's profits and sales revenues

    • Operating profit margin - Operating margin is a measurement of what proportion of a company's revenue is left over after paying for variable costs of production such as wages, raw materials, etc
    • ROCE - a measure of how efficienty a business is using its capital to generate profits
  3. Financial efficiency ratios

    • Asset turnover - a measure of how effectively a business is using its assets to generate sales
    • Capital employed - Total equity + non current liabilities. Total capital invested in the business from long term sales
  4. Inventory turnover - a measure of how many times per year a business turns over its stock through sales

  5. Payables days - Average number of days to pay suppliers

  6. Debtors days - Average number of days to be paid by customers etc

  7. Gearing ratio - the percentage of capital employed that comes from non current liabilities

  8. Shareholder ratios - ratios that help to measure the value of the return received by shareholders

  9. Dividend per share - the number of pence per share receive by shareholders

  10. Dividend yield - a measure of the return received on an investment as a percentage of the current market prices of the share

  11. POSITIVE ... gives structure to any financial data

    • NEGATIVE... could have been manipulated

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