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III. Liquidity
Ratios
Working Capital Current Assets – 1,099,280 21,301,514 19, 916,216
Current Liabilities
Analysis: The fiscal year of 2015 garnered 4.75 which is mildly good for
its return on investment since ROI above 5% are generally considered good.
However, for the succeeding years, the return on investment of the company is
gradually decreasing which indicates that the company was not able to make up
to its investment. The year 2017 is a negative, which means there is a lost in the
company’s investment.
decrease in its succeeding years. In the year 2015, the net profit of Camp
Analysis: The fiscal year 2015 garnered 6.33% for its market share. The
following year garnered 6.53% for its market share which is actually higher than
Interpretation:
Liquidity Ratio 2015 2016 2017
Working Capital 1,099,280 1,793,168 19, 916,216
Current Ratio .83:1 -.24:1 -.36:1
followed by 1,793,168 for the year 2016 and 19,916,216 for the year 2017. Working
liabilities are composed of share capital, retained earnings, equity, advances from
the stockholders and other payables. The currents assets are composed of cash and
assets which would generally provide cash within the operating period of the
corporation.
6,742,236 worth of current liabilities which resulted to 1,099,280. This indicate that
the company has more debts to pay than its assets. The same goes for the
succeeding years.
59% from the 83% ratio of 2015. It has continued to decrease in 2017 which was
lesser by 23% because the current liabilities of the year 2017 is higher than its
current asset, therefore the company has a problem meeting its short-term
obligations
ratio is computed by dividing current assets by the current liabilities. It depicts the
ability of the corporation to generate cash to cover its short-term obligations. The
currents assets are composed of cash and cash equivalents, accounts receivables,
inventory, prepayments and other current assets which would generally provide cash
within the operating period of the corporation. Current ratio is a useful test of the
Analysis:
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Profitability Ratio 2015 2016 2017
Net Profit Margin .33 .33 -.08
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Assets
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Stockholder’s Equity
H. Return on Stockholder’s Equity Analysis and Interpretation
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Analysis: The debt ratio of the company decreased during 2016 by 0.76%
from 2015’s 1.13 and increased again by 0.16% in the year 2017. The higher the
debt ratio, the more leverage the company uses in providing for its assets which
would imply a greater financial risk. However, having no leverage at all would hinder
the company to grow since the risk of the corporation would lie only upon the
shareholders.
Interpretation: Having a debt is better than none at all but it should not be more
than what the corporation needs since it would imply a greater financial risk. Debt
ratio is computed by dividing all the debts of the corporation by the total assets of the
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Receivables
Turnover
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