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Mutiara Puteri Nagari (023161182)
Alfiera Rizki Rachmani (023161189)
Rizky Arvian (023161210)
Account Receiveble
Average Collection Period 42,06 59,33 49,85 Poor Poor Poor
Average Sales per day
Account Payable
Average Payment Period 62,28 29,12 57,47 Good Good Good
Average Purchase per day
Sales
Total Asset TurnOver 1,82 1,68 0,81 Ok Ok Ok
Total Assets
Sales
Fixed Asset TurnOver 1,49 1,37 2,94 Ok Ok Ok
Total Fixed Assets
Debt
Total Liabilities
Debt Ratio 45% 43% 38% Poor Ok Poor
Total Assets
Earning Before Interest and Taxes
Time Interst Earned Ratio 17,00 15,69 44,45 Poor Poor Poor
Interest
Total Liability
Debt to Equity Ratio 6,60 6,97 0,75 Poor Poor Poor
Common Stock Equity
Profitability
Gross Profit
Gross Profit Margin 31% 31% 24% Ok Good Ok
Sales
Operating Profit
Operating Profit Margin 18% 18% 14% Good Ok Good
Sales
Market/Book Ratio Market Price per Share of Common 17,7 17,7 1,42 Good Ok Good
Stock
Book Value per Share of Common Stock
Book Value per Share of Common Common Stock Equity 500,0 500,0
3325,49 Poor Ok Poor
Stock Number of Share of Common Stock Outstanding 0 0
The Strengths: The strengths of PTBA is in their ability to get a higher profit and to attract investors to invest in its company.
Therefore, it can be said that PT Bukit Asam is very profitable company.
The Weakness: PT Bukit Asam is weak in paying off the obligation. PT Bukit Asam over uses their liability and common stock equity to
finance the firms total asset. Thats the weakness of the company
b. If PT Bukit Asam initiated cost-cutting to hold lower level of inventory and substantially decreased the Cost of Goods Sold, PT Bukit
Asam can get more revenue and as we know if cost of goods sold decrease, the smaller revenue reduction and it will impact on the
higher profits. And the ratio would be effected by the changes is inventory turnover.
c. No, I wouldnt accept their credits applications. Because base on the ratio analysis, the debt to equity ratio and debt ratio of PT
Bukit Asam (Tbk.) is Poor. As we know, Debt Ratio and Debt to Equity Ratio is a ratio analysis that measures the relative proportion of
total liabilities and common stock equity used to finance the firms total asset. So, if the DER is poor, then the company may not be
able to generate enough cash to satisfy their debt obligation.
d. Yes, I would. Because if we see from the EPS data, the proportion of a company allocated to each outstanding share of common
stock is so higher than the industry average. And we also can see from Price/Earnings Ratio. The higher the price/earning ratio, the
greater the investor confidence.