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1) Current measures a firm’s Current Ratio = Given: The higher the current Favorable-
Ratio ability to pay off its Current Assets / ratio, the more liquid
short-term liabilities Current Liabilities CA = 17,134 CR the company is. that means
with its current CL = 9,705 Commonly acceptable the company
= 17,134 / can more
assets. It is current ratio is 2; it's a
important measure CR =? 9,705 comfortable financial easily make
of liquidity because = 1.765482 position for most current debt
short-term liabilities enterprises. For most payments and
or 177%
are due within the industrial companies, the company
next year. 1.5 may be an is good short-
acceptable current term financial
ratio.
strength.
Low values for the
current ratio (values
less than 1) indicate
that a firm may have
difficulty meeting
current obligations.
2) Acid Test measures the Acid Ratio = Given: The higher the quick Favorable-
Ratio ability of a Liquid Assets / ratio, the better the
company to pay its Current Liabilities AC position of the that means
current liabilities the company
LA = = 11,003 / company. The
when they come has more
6,507+59+4 commonly acceptable
due with only quick 9,705 quick assets
,437 current ratio is 1, but than current
assets.
CL = 9,705 = 1.133745 may vary from industry liabilities.
or 113% to industry. A company
AC =? with a quick ratio of
less than 1 cannot
currently pay back its
current liabilities; it's
the bad sign for
investors and partners.
3) Cash measures a firm’s Cash Position Given: Cash ratio is not as Favorable-
Position ability to pay off its Ratio = [(cash & popular in financial that means a
Ratio current liabilities Bank) + short- CPR analysis as current or company’s 0.6
with only cash and term securities] / quick ratios, its is considered
Cash = = 6,566 /
cash equivalents. Current Liabilities usefulness is limited. acceptable.
6,507 9,705
There is no common
Short term = = 0.676558 norm for cash ratio. In
59 some countries a cash
or 68%
ratio of not less than
CL = 9,705
0.2 is considered as
acceptable. But ratio
that are too high may
CPR =? show poor asset
utilization for a
company holding large
amounts of cash on its
balance sheet.