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    RATIOS USED IN CONTROL IN WORKING CAPITAL

    Presented By:Amit Pradhan

    MBA, 4th Sem.

    IB&MS

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    RATIO ANALYSIS

    Ratio analysis is a technique of analysis andinterpretation of financial statement throughmathematical figures.

    Provides information relating to strengthsand weaknesses of the firm.

    An important tool to extract additionalmeaning from the figures of financialstatements of a firm.

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    RATIO ANALYSIS

    Liquidity Ratio

    Assets Management Ratio

    Debt Management or Leverage RatioProfitability Ratio

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    LIQUIDITY RATIO

    Measure the firms ability to satisfy its short-

    term commitments out of current or liquid

    assets.

    Focus on current assets and liabilities and

    are used to ascertain the short-term solvency

    position of a firm.

    Current Ratio

    Quick Ratio

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    LIQUIDITY RATIO CONT..

    Current Ratio: The quantitative relationshipbetween current assets (CA) and currentliabilities(CL).

    Current Ratio= Current Assets/ Current Liabilities

    The ratio 2:1 is employed as a standard forcomparison.

    Quick Ratio:Also known as acid-test ratio orliquid ratio, measure of short-term solvency of afirm.

    Quick Ratio= Quick Assets/ Current Liabilities

    The ratio 1:1 is employed as standard for

    comparison.

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    ASSETS MANAGEMENT RATIO

    Also known as turnover ratios or activity ratiosor efficiency ratios.

    They provide the measure for how effectivelythe firms assets are being managed.

    Measures the utilization of assets to generaterevenue or profit.

    Better off if low level of assets generates highvolume of sales revenue.

    Inventory turnover ratioReceivable turnover ratioDays sales outstanding

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    ASSETS MANAGEMENT RATIO CONT..

    Inventory Turnover Ratio: Measures how a firmsaverage investment in inventory is capable ofgenerating sales. It is the test of the liquidity of firmsinvestment in inventories.

    ITOR = Cost of Goods Sold/ Average Inventoryor = Sales/ Inventory

    A low inventory turnover ratio indicates that the firm is

    holding excessive stock of inventory or is unable toturn it over in terms of sales.

    A high inventory turnover ratio indicates that the firmis turning over its inventory at higher rate.

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    ASSETS MANAGEMENT RATIO CONT..

    Receivable Turnover Ratio:Measures howmany times the account receivables or

    debtors turnover occur during the year.

    RTOR = Annual Credit Sales/ Average AccountsReceivable

    A low receivable turnover ratio indicates that thefirm is making excessive investment in receivables.

    Comparatively higher RTOR shows better liquidityof debtors and quick collection of receivables.

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    ASSETS MANAGEMENT RATIO CONT..

    Days Sales Outstanding :Also known as AverageCollection Period (ACP), which measures how quicklythe accounts receivable are being converted intocash.

    DSO = Receivables/ Average Sales per Dayor = (Receivables x 360)/ Annual Sales

    Working Capital Turnover Ratio: Measures theefficiency of working capital requirement in relation to

    all of sales and cost of goods sold.WCTOR = Cost of Goods Sold/ WC Requirement

    Where,WC requirement = CCC x daily material & labour

    or = CA - CL

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    ASSETS MANAGEMENT RATIO CONT..

    Creditors Turnover Ratio: Measures theefficiency of Account payables in relation to

    all purchase. It is calculated as Purchases

    divided by Payables.

    CTOR = Purchases/ Payables

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