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1
RATIO ANALYSIS
  • Ratios are simply a means of highlighting in
    arithmetical terms the relationship between
    figures drawn from financial statements.

2
FORMS OF EXPRESSING RATIOS
  • Proportion
  • Percentage
  • Quotient

3
OBJECTIVES AND SIGNIFICANCE OF RATIO ANALYSIS.
  • Helpful in Simplifying Financial data.
  • Helpful in Determining Trends.
  • Helpful in Controlling.
  • Benefits to Other Parties Interested in the
    Business.
  • Helpful in locating Weak Spots.
  • Helpful in Comparative Study.
  • Helpful in Measuring Operating efficiency.
  • Overall Profitability

4
LIMITATION OF RATIO ANALYSIS
  • Limited use of Single Ratio.
  • Wrong Ratios Based on Wrong Data.
  • Incorrect Comparison.
  • Different Meaning.
  • Difficulty in Forecasting.
  • Lack of Qualitative Analysis.
  • Difficulty of Price Level Changes.
  • Lack of Proper Standards.
  • Window Dressing.

5
INTERPRETATION OF RATIOS
  • Interpretation of Individual Ratio.
  • Interpretation by referring to a group of Ratios.
  • Interpretation of Ratios by Trend.
  • Interpretation by Inter-firm Comparison.

6
CLASSIFICATION OF RATIOS
  • Classification According to Accounting Statement.
  • Classification on the Basis of Time.
  • Classification According to Importance.
  • Classification According to the Purpose.

7
CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO ACCOUNTING STATEMENT.
  • Profit and Loss Account Ratios.
  • Balance Sheet Ratios.
  • Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet Ratios.

8
CLASSIFICATION ON THE BASIS OF TIME.
  • Structural Ratios.
  • Trend Ratio

9
CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO IMPORTANCE
  • Primary Ratios.
  • Secondary Ratios.

10
LIQUIDITY RATIOS
  • CURRENT RATIO
  • Current Assets
  • Current Ratio ----------------------
  • Current Liabilities

11
  • LIQUIDITY RATIO OR ACID TEST RATIO OR QUICK
    RATIO.
  • Liquid Assets
  • Liquidity Ratio ------------------------
  • Current Liabilities.
  • Or
  • Liquid Assets
  • Liquidity Ratio ------------------------
  • Liquid Liabilities.

12
  • ABSOLUTE LIQUIDITY RATIO
  • CashBank
  • Marketable Securities
  • Absolute Liquidity Ratio -----------------------
    --------
  • Current Liabilities.

13
  • INVENTORY TURNOVER RATIO
  • Cost of Goods Sold
  • Inventory Turnover ----------------------------
  • Ratio Average Inventory

14
  • DEBTORS TURNOVER RATIO
  • Net Credit Sales
  • Debtors Turnover -------------------------
  • Ratio Average Debtors.

15
  • CREDITORS TURNOVER RATIO
  • Net Credit Purchases
  • Creditors Turnover ----------------------------
  • Ratio Average Creditors.
  • Net Credit PurchasesGross Credit Purchases-
  • Purchase Return

16
  • DEFENSIVE INTERVAL RATIO
  • Quick Assets
  • Defensive Interval-------------------------------
    -
  • Ratio Projected Daily Cash Req.
  • Projected Cash
  • Operating Expenditure
  • Projected Daily Cash-----------------------------
    -------
  • Requirement No. of Days in a year (365)

17
PROFITABILITY RATIOS
  • Profitability Ratios Related to Sales
  • a. Gross Profit Ratio
  • Gross Profit
  • Gross Profit Ratio ------------------ x 100
  • Net Sales
  • Net Sales Gross Sales Sales Return
  • Gross Profit Net Sales Cost of Goods sold

18
  • Net Profit Ratio.
  • Net Profit
  • Net Profit Ratio --------------------x 100
  • Net Sales

19
  • Operating Ratio.
  • Operating Costs.
  • Operating Ratio ------------------------ x 100
  • Net Sales

20
EXPENSE RATIOS
  • Direct Raw Material to Sales Ratio
  • Direct Material Cost
  • ------------------------- x 100
  • Net Sales
  • b. Cost of Goods sold to Sales Ratio
  • Cost of Goods Sold
  • ------------------------- x 100
  • Net Sales

21
  • Direct Labour Cost of Sales Ratio.
  • Direct Labour Cost
  • ------------------------- x 100
  • Net Sales
  • d. Factory Expenses to Sales Ratio x 100

22
  • e. Office and Administration Expenses to
  • Sales Ratio
  • Office and Administration Expenses
  • ------------------------------------------- x
    100
  • Net Sales
  • f. Selling Expenses to Sales Ratio x 100

23
PROFITABILITY RATIOS BASED ON INVESTMENT.
  • RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS
  • Profit before Interest and Tax
  • ------------------------------------- x 100
  • Total Assets.
  • Net Profit after Tax
  • ------------------------ x 100
  • Total Assets
  • Net Profit after Tax Interest
  • -----------------------------------------
  • Total Assets.

24
  • RETURN ON NET CAPITAL EMPLOYED OR CAPITAL
    EMPLOYED
  • a. From Asset Side of Balance Sheet.
  • Capital EmployedFixed AssetsNet Working
    Capital OR
  • Total Assets-Current Liabilities.
  • OR
  • b. From Liability Side of Balance Sheet
  • Capital Employedlong-term LiabilitiesIssue
    Share Capital (Equity Preference) Reserve
    and Surplus (Capital and Revenue)
  • Return on Capital Profit before Interest and
    Tax
  • Employed ----------------------------------
    - x 100
  • Capital Employed.

25
Advantage of the Concept of Return on Capital
Employed
  • Helps the management in finding out with how much
    efficiency capital emplyed in business is being
    used.
  • Compared with that of other firms of similar
    nature.
  • A comparative study of the profitability of
    various departments.
  • Proper decisions regarding capital expenditure
    can be.
  • Facilities necessary changes in financial
    policies.
  • Reasonable and regular devidend.

26
Return on Shareholders Funds
  • a. Return on Total Shareholders Funds
  • Net Profit after Tax
  • ---------------------------------- x 100
  • Total Shareholders Equity
  • Total Shareholders EquityPreference Share
    CapitalOrdinary Share CapitalShare Premium
    Reserves and Surplus Accumulated Losses.

27
  • b. Return on Equity Shareholders Funds.
  • Net Profit after tax and Preference Dividend
  • ------------------------------------------------
    ----- x 100
  • Equity Shareholders Funds
  • Earnings Per Share of EPS
  • Net Profit after Tax and Preference
    Dividend
  • EPS -----------------------------------------
    -------------
  • Number of Equity Shares

28
  • d. Dividend Per Share or DPS
  • Profit distributed to Equity Shareholders
  • DPS --------------------------------------------
    ---
  • Number of Equity Shares.
  • Dividend-Payout Ratio or D/P Ratio
  • Total Dividend paid to Equity
    Shareholder
  • D/P Ratio----------------------------------------
    -----------
  • Total Net Profit belonging to Equity
    Shareholders
  • OR
  • DPS
  • D/P ----------- x 100
  • EPS

29
  • f. Dividend and Earning Yield
  • DPS
  • Dividend Yield ------------------------------
  • Market Value per Share
  • EPS
  • Earning Yield -------------------------------
  • Market Value per Share
  • g. Price Earning Ratio
  • Market Price of the share
  • P/E Ratio ------------------------------------
  • EPS

30
TURNOVER RATIOS
  • INVENTORY TURNOVER RATIO.
  • Net Sales
  • Inventory Turnover Ratio----------------------
  • Average Inventory
  • Cost to Raw Materials Consumed
  • Raw Material Turnover--------------------------
    ---------------
  • Ratio. Average Stock of Raw Materials
  • Cost of Goods Manufactured
  • Work in Progress ---------------------------
    --------------------
  • Turnover Ratio Average Work-in-Progress
    Inventory

31
  • Debtors Turnover Ratio and Average Collection
    Period.
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