Apple Financial Ratios 2014
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This document contains 11 financial ratios calculated from a company's financial statements: current ratio, quick ratios, debt-to-asset ratio, equity-to-assets ratio, interest coverage ratio, inventory turnover ratio, asset turnover ratio, payables turnover ratio, net profit margin, return on assets, and return on equity. The ratios provide insights into the company's liquidity, leverage, profitability, asset use efficiency and more.
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- 7. (cash + short-term marketable securities + accounts receivable) ÷ current liabilities 13,844 + 11,233 + 17,460 / 63448 = 0.67
- 8. (cash + short-term marketable securities ) ÷ current liabilities 13,844 + 11,233 / 63448 = 0.395
- 11. total liabilities ÷ total assets 120,292 / 231,839= 0.5188
- 12. Equity ÷ (Total Assets – C.L) 111,547 / (231,839 - 63,448) = 0.662
- 14. Income from operations(PBIT) ÷ interest expenses 52,503 / 384 = 136.73
- 16. cost of goods sold ÷ average inventory 112,258 / ( ( 1764 + 2111 ) / 2 ) = 57.94
- 17. Sales ÷Average Total Assets 182,795 / ( (207,000 + 231,839 ) / 2 ) = 0.83
- 18. A/P ÷ COGS * Days in Period 30,196 / (112,258 * 365 ) = 98.18
- 20. Net income ÷ Net revenue 39,510 / 182,795= 0.216
- 21. Net income ÷Total Assets 39,510 / 231,839 = 0.170
- 22. Net income ÷ total stockholder’s equity 39,510 / 111,547= 0.354