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Financial Ratio

Net Profit Margin: Formula, Calculation, Interpretation

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Net Profit Margin Formula Calculation Interpretation

What's it: Net profit margin is a profitability ratio to measure how much profit is left (in percent) after the company has covered

Topic: Financial Ratio, Net Profit, Profitability Margin, Profitability Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Efficiency Ratio: Type, Formula, Interpretation

Updated on April 15, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Efficiency Ratio Type Formula Interpretation

What's it: An efficiency ratio is a financial ratio to show us how well a company utilizes its assets in relation to its ability to generate

Topic: Financial Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Activity Ratio: Types, Formulas, and Interpretations

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Activity Ratio Types Formulas and Interpretations

What's it: Activity ratio is a financial ratio to measure how well a company manages its assets. We then relate it to revenue or expenses to pay

Topic: Activity Ratio, Financial Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Cash Flow Ratios: Examples, Formulas, and Interpretations

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Cash Flow Ratios Examples Formulas and Interpretations

What's it: Cash flow ratios are financial ratios calculated by comparing the metrics in the cash flow statement with other items in

Topic: Cash Flow Ratios, Financial Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Liquidity Ratio: Examples, Formulas, How to Calculate

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Liquidity Ratio Examples Formulas How to Calculate

What's it: The liquidity ratio is a financial ratio to measure a company's ability to meet its short-term obligations. Commonly used ratios are

Topic: Financial Ratio, Liquidity Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Valuation Ratio: Formula And Its Interpretation

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Valuation Ratio Formula And Its Interpretation

What's it: A valuation ratio is a financial ratio in which we relate a company's financial soundness to its market value. We use it to

Topic: Financial Ratio, Valuation Ratio Category: Investment

Financial Ratios For Credit Rating Analysis

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Financial Ratios For Credit Rating Analysis

Financial ratios for credit rating analysis usually focus on answering the question, "how capable is the company generating sufficient cash flow to

Topic: Credit Rating, Financial Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Days Sales Outstanding: Formula, How to Calculate and Read It

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Days Sales Outstanding Formula How to Calculate and Read It

What's it: Days sales outstanding (DSO) is a financial ratio to measure how many days on average it takes the company to collect on

Topic: Activity Ratio, Days Sales Outstanding, Financial Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Inventory Turnover Ratio: Formula, Calculation and How to Read It

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Inventory Turnover Ratio Formula Calculation and How to Read It

What's it: Inventory turnover ratio is a financial ratio to show the number of times companies convert their inventory into sales

Topic: Activity Ratio, Financial Analysis, Financial Ratio, Inventory, Inventory Turnover, Inventory Turnover Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Solvency Ratio: Formulas, Examples, and Calculations

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Solvency Ratio Formulas Examples and Calculations

What's it: The solvency ratio is a financial ratio to measure a company's ability to meet its long-term obligations. To calculate it, we divide

Topic: Financial Analysis, Financial Ratio, Solvency Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Current Ratio: How to Calculate and Interpret

Updated on April 17, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Current Ratio How to Calculate and Interpret

What's it: The current ratio is a financial ratio to measure liquidity by considering all short-term assets and liabilities. It is the

Topic: Financial Ratio, Liquidity Ratio, Quick Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

Quick Ratio: Formula, Calculation, Interpretation

Updated on August 14, 2023 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Quick Ratio Formula Calculation Interpretation

What's it: The quick ratio is a financial ratio to measure liquidity by excluding some less liquid accounts such as inventory. It

Topic: Financial Ratio, Liquidity Ratio, Quick Ratio Category: Financial Analysis

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