Current Ratio
Current Ratio
Current Ratio = current ratio is a most widely used ratio to judge short term financial
position or solvency of a firm. it can be defined as relationship between current assets
and current liabilities. Current ratio of 2: 1 is considered as satisfactory.
Current Ratio= Current Assets / Current Liabilities
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INTERPRETATION
As we can see in the above chart that the current ratio is highest in 2018
and lowest in 2022 it is because they have taken back their investments in the year 2019 so it has
dropped, and in Year 2021 they reinvested their money in the market.
LIQUIDITY RATIO
It is also called as Quick ratio or Acid test ratio, measures the ability of business to pay
its short-term liabilities by having assets that are readily converted into cash. These
assets are namely cash, marketable securities and account receivables.
Liquid Ratio= Current Asset–Inventory–Prepaid Expenses /Current Liabilities
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Interpretations
Absolute Liquid Ratio keeps track of cash and cash equivalents and it
keeps taking a sudden big drop in the year 2019 and it keeps getting better and increasing in the
upcoming years as we can see in the above chart.
CASH RATIO
Cash & Bank
Year Current Assets Cash Ratio
Balances
2018 4696.74 34643.91 0.14
2019 718.11 17035.58 0.04
2020 1226.87 19959.03 0.06
2021 1671.71 23372.68 0.07
2022 2855.29 31289.57 0.09
2023 1077.33 33949.52 0.03
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Interpretations
Cash Ratio keeps track of the cash and cash equivalents and current assets
as we can see it is taken a sudden drop in the year 2019 and it keeps getting back on track and
maintaining itself from the years after 2019.
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Interpretations
Debt Equity Ratio have maintained a track of the borrowings or loans that
the company has taken and how they are keeping it in order so they can pay them off and also
took care of the shareholder’s fund how much shareholders have invested in the company.
PROPRIETARY RATIO
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Interpretations
Proprietary Ratio keeps track of the shareholders fund and their fixed
assets that have they invested the shareholder’s fund in the fixed assets and as per the graph
above we can see they have maintained it wisely and have a good track of amounts and they can
payback their shareholders fund by selling fixed assets or not.
TOTAL ASSETS TO DEBT RATIO
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Total Assets to Debt Ratio shows that if they sold their assets will they be
able to payback their loans which they have taken and it is happening because deferred tax
liabilities is getting more and more each year so it keeps getting changed and it has taken a big
rise in the year 2022.
RETURN ON EQUITY
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Return on Equity Ratio shows that how much the profit they have left
with after giving tax and paying off dividend they also keep track of capital they have and the
reserves and surplus they have left with. It compares that how return they are getting on the
equity they have shared with the shareholders.
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Return on Capital Employed shows how much earnings they have before
paying interests and taxes and the capital they have in the company so it shows how much they
have earned per as per the capital they have within their company and as we can see in the year
2019, they have lesser expenses so the EBIT is more and it keeps changing in the year.
RETURN ON SHAREHOLDER’S FUND