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2. Content
• Objectives of Presentation.
• Meaning of Ratio
• Forms of Expression
• Meaning of Ratio Analysis
• Advantages
• Limitations
• Precaution & Guidelines of Ratios
• Users of Ratios
• Source of Information
• Classifications of Ratios.
3. Objective of Presentation
• To create an understanding about the nature of Ratios.
• To create an understanding about the advantages and limitations of Ratio Analysis
tool.
• To inform about the various precautions and guidelines to be followed while using
ratio analysis tool
• To provide information regarding various Users of the ratio analysis tool.
• To learn about the Source from where information for ratios can be gathered.
• To briefly discuss the classification of Ratios.
4. What is a Ratio?
•Relationship in quantitative terms,
between figures which have cause and
effect relationships or which are
connected to one another in one way or
another
5. Forms of Expression
• Absolute Figure
a. Division Form:- when two numbers are divided by each number. For
example 5/10=.50
b. Proportion Form using Colon :- when two numbers are placed in
relation to each other. for example 5:10
• Percentage Form:- when two numbers are divided by each other and the
result is multiplied by 100. For example (3/6)*100=50%
6. What is Ratio Analysis
• RATIOS ANALYSIS IS A COMPARISON OF TWO NUMBERS.
• THE NUMBERS RELATE TO FINANCIAL ASPECT OF THE
BUSINESS.
• THE OBJECTIVE IS TO GAIN INSIGHT INTO PERFORMANCE
OF THE BUSINESS
7. Advantages
• Helps in Decision Making such as Make or Buy decision, Increasing Production
Capacity
• Helps in forecasting and Planning for the future
• Helps in Easy Communication of Performance
• Helps in better coordination among various departments.
• Helps in establishing control by establishing standards and identifying Deviations.
• Helps prospective shareholders to assess business profitability
8. Advantages
• Helps lenders and creditors to assess creditworthiness of the business.
• Helps employees to assess the business from increment and bonus point of
view
• Helps the government to assess the financial viability of various sectors and
frame suitable policies for overall development of the economy.
• Helps the tax authority to assess the true profit of the business concern and
determine the level of tax chargeable from the company
9. Limitations
• Limited use of Single Ratio
• Lack of adequate standards
• Ratios of past may not truly represent future performance.
• Subject to change of accounting procedure.
• Personal Bias of researcher
• Window dressing
10. Limitations
• Comparison becomes difficult as both Industry and Companies differ on
account of number of various variables such as their size ,accounting
procedures etc.
• Subject to price level changes
• It is only a tool and not an End in itself.
• It depends on financial statements for its usefulness.
11. Precautions & Guidelines
• Trained Analyst
• Objective of The Analysis.
• Selection of Proper Ratios
• Use of Suitable Standards
• Accuracy of the Financial Statements.
• Ratios should only serve as a tool and decision should be taken after due
deliberations
12. Users of The Ratio Analysis
• Shareholders/Investors
• Prospective Investors
• Management of the company.
• Employees of the Company.
• Competitors
• Lenders & Creditors
• Government/Policy Makers
• Taxation Authority
• Society
• Researchers
13. Where does the Information for Ratio Analysis
come from ?
•Income
Statement
•Balance
Sheet
15. Statement Ratios
Income statement
• Net Profit Ratio
• Gross Profit Ratio
• Operating Profit
Ratio
Balance Sheet
• Debt Equity Ratio
• Current Asset
Ratio
• Acid Test Ratio
Mixed Statement
• Return on Capital
Employed Ratio.
• Fixed Asset to
turnover ratio
• Earning per share
16. Functional Ratios
Liquidity Ratio
• Current Asset
Ratio
• Acid Test Ratio
• Debtors
Turnover Ratio
Profitability Ratio
• Gross Profit
Ratio
• Net Profit
Ratio
• Return on
Capital
Employed
Ratio
Solvency Ratios
• Debt Equity
Ratio.
• Debt to capital
employed ratio
• Interest
Coverage ratio
Activity Ratios
• Inventory
Turnover Ratio
• Debtors
turnover ratio
• Working Capital
Turnover Ratio
