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ANALYZING A COMPANY. The Financial Statements. SIZE. TOTAL ASSETS TOTAL SALES/REVENUES NET INCOME. LIQUIDITY. WORKING CAPITAL CURRENT RATIO QUICK RATIO. WORKING CAPITAL. Current assets - current liabilities Larger the better Can only be a positive number
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ANALYZING A COMPANY The Financial Statements
SIZE • TOTAL ASSETS • TOTAL SALES/REVENUES • NET INCOME
LIQUIDITY • WORKING CAPITAL • CURRENT RATIO • QUICK RATIO
WORKING CAPITAL • Current assets - current liabilities • Larger the better • Can only be a positive number C/A 40,000,000 C/L -20,000,000 W/C 20,000,000
CURRENT RATIO • CURRENT ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES • LESS THAN 1:1 IS BAD • MORE THAN 2:1 IS GOOD 40,000,000 ? 20,000,000
QUICK RATIO • SAME AS CURRENT RATIO BUT EXCLUDES INVENTORY FROM CURRENT ASSETS
LEVERAGE HOW MUCH HAS COMPANY BORROWED RELATIVE TO ITS EQUITY?
LEVERAGE RATIOS • DEBT-TO-EQUITY RATIO • DEBT-TO-ASSETS RATIO
DEBT-TO-EQUITY RATIO • TOTAL LIABILITIES/EQUITY • 1.0 TO 2.0 NORMAL • >2.0 NOT SAFE
DEBT-TO-ASSETS RATIO • TOTAL LIABILITIES/ASSETS • 50% TO 66% NORMAL • >66% NOT SAFE
WHY BORROW AT ALL?! To Increase Profits!!
NO LEVERAGE • Assume Assets = $10,000,000 • Assume 10% Return on Assets ($1,000,000) • Assume Liabilities = $0 • Return on equity = ?? 1,000,000 10% 10,000,000
BORROW HALF OF CAPITAL • Assume Assets = $10,000,000 • Assume 10% Return on Assets ($1,000,000) • Assume Liabilities @ 7% = $5,000,000 • Assume Equity = $5,000,000
BORROW HALF OF CAPITAL • Interest expense = $350,000 • Income before interest $1,000,000 Less: Interest expense 350,000 Net Income $ 650,000 • Return on equity = ?? 650,000 13% 5,000,000
BORROW 80% OF CAPITAL • Assume Assets = $10,000,000 • Assume 10% Return on Assets ($1,000,000) • Assume Liabilities @ 7% = $8,000,000 • Assume Equity = $2,000,000
BORROW 80% OF CAPITAL • Interest expense = $560,000 • Income before interest $1,000,000 Less: Interest expense 560,000 Net Income $ 440,000 • Return on equity = ?? 440,000 22% 2,000,000
PROFITABILITY • Net Income (Loss) • Earnings per Share • Return on Equity • Return on Assets