This document provides an overview of key financial ratios used to analyze a company's financial statements and performance. It includes liquidity ratios, solvency ratios, profitability ratios like return on assets (ROA), investor ratios like earnings per share (EPS), and cash flow analysis tools like free cash flow. The ratios and financial metrics covered help measure the company's ability to cover debts, generate profits, and provide returns to shareholders.
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Financial Analysis
This document provides an overview of key financial ratios used to analyze a company's financial statements and performance. It includes liquidity ratios, solvency ratios, profitability ratios like return on assets (ROA), investor ratios like earnings per share (EPS), and cash flow analysis tools like free cash flow. The ratios and financial metrics covered help measure the company's ability to cover debts, generate profits, and provide returns to shareholders.
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Financial Analysis
Links Between Financial Statements Solvency Ratios ROA (Dupont Chart)
Times Interest Earned = Net Income + Interest
Exp. +Tax Exp. / Interest Exp. Shows the firm’s ability to pay the cost of financing Debt-to-Equity Ratio = Total Liabilities / Shareholder's Equity Proportion of debt for each “dollar” invested by shareholders
Balance Sheet SCF Liquidity Ratios
Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current
Liabilities Ability of the firm to cover its short term debts Quick Ratio = Cash + cash equiv + receivables / Curent Liabilities Ability of the firm to cover its immediate short term debts Cash Ratio = Cash + Cash Equivalents / Curent Structure of Income Statement Liabilities Income Statement Measures cash available to pay short term Profit Net % of each “dollar” of debts Margin = Income / sales that remains as Working capital : Sales net income. Margin of safety to pay current obligations Revenue Current assets – current liabilities Quality Cash Flow Compares the cash of from flows earned (real) to FCF Income Operating net income declared Free Cash Flow for a project or a firm: = Activities / (accounting = Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) Net principles!) x (1- tax rate) Income Return on Asset Ratios + Depreciation Fixed Net Sales Shows the ability of - Changes in working capital (without cash) Profit Margin = EBIT x (1-tax) / Net Sales Assets Revenue / the firm to use its - Replacement Investments (Capex) Asset Turnover = Net Sales / Average Assets Turnover Average fixed assets to (+ Receipt from asset sale) ROA = Net Fixed generate revenue. (Note: you can also get free cash flows from = Profit margin x Asset turnover Assets operating cash flows + investing cash flows – = EBIT x (1-tax) / Average Assets Return Net How much income ROCE (return on capital employed) = EBIT x (1 interest (1-tax%) and adjustment for on Income / was earned for every – tax) / Capital Employed dividends). Equity = Average “dollar” invested by Capital employed Shareholde owners? = Total assets – short term liabilities OR rs’ Equity = Long term liabilities + Equity Financial leverage: ROE – ROA Shows the relationship between the return on assets (all forms of funding) and the return on equity (only shareholder’s investment). Should be positive (indicates that the company creates a bigger return than the cost of borrowing). Financial Analysis
Return on Asset Ratios (cont)
When return on capital employed is more than the expected
return on investment => Value Creation
Investor Ratios
EPS = Net Income* /Average Number of Shares
Outstanding For The Period Measures return on investment for shareholders. *If there are preferred dividends, the amount is subtracted from net income. Price-to-earnings ratio = Current Market Price Per Share / Earnings Per Share Measures the relationship between the current share price and the earnings per share. Indicates market expectations.