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Practice Makes Perfect has P 2.78 Current assets for every peso of currently
maturing obligations.
For every peso of Current Liabilities, Practice Makes Perfect has a P 2.28 of
Quick Assets ready to pay currently maturing obligations.
Practice Makes Perfect has a P 2.28 Quick Assets for every peso of currently
maturing obligations.
For every peso pf Current Liabilities, Practice Makes Perfect has a P 2.28 of
Cash and Marketable Securities ready to pay currently maturing obligations.
Practice Makes Perfect has a P 2.28 of Absolute Assets for every peso of
currently maturing obligations.
LIQUIDITY/EFFICIENCY RATIOS
Practice Makes Perfect was able to sell its inventory 4.8x in 2020.
Practice Makes Perfect can complete its operating cycle in 129 days.
Practice Makes Perfect has a sufficient Working Capital to cover the needs in
the Operations.
Leverage Ratios
For every peso of Practice Makes Perfect Assets, P0.56 was acquired
through borrowing.
Equity Ratio= Total Shareholder’s Equity/ Total Assets
For every Peso of Practice Makes Perfect Assets, .43 was acquired from
owner’s/ shareholders’ investment.
Debt to Equity Ratio= Total Liabilities/ Total Equity
Practice Makes Perfect was able to earn its interest 4 times in 2020.
Profitability/ Efficiency Ratios
Practice Makes Perfect was able to generate 10.5% of income from its net
sales. Or, for every Peso of Net Sales, Practice Makes Perfect was able to
generate a net income of P.11
Practice Makes Perfect has 40% of its Net Sales to cover Operating
Expenses.
The Average Shareholders’ Equity generated net income of 46.03%. Or, For
every Peso of the Average Shareholders’ Equity it contributed P 0.46 to net
income.
For every peso of Practice Makes Perfect Book Value, the market values it at
0.78.
IS PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT LIQUID?
1. Analyze the liquidity, solvency, profitability of Practice Makes Perfect for 2020.
Only from looking at Practice Makes Perfect current ratio (2.78) and Quick Ratio
(2.28) in which both measures a firm’s liquidity, for this case the figures computed
are acceptable. Thus, we can say that Practice Makes Perfect is Liquid.
The time interest earned, debt-equity ratio and debt ratio are the tools we use for
solvency. For Practice Makes Perfect’s case the figures for the following are 4x,
1.28:1, and 56.30%. The time interest earned rate is low, the debt-equity ratio
indicates that there is 1.28 borrowing and the debt ratio which is 56.30% indicates
a high debt ratio which signifies financial risk. Therefore, we can say that Practice
Makes Perfect is not Solvent.
The Return on Sales is 10.5% which means it was able to come with a net
income of P 0.11. Gross Profit Ratio= 40% which covers operating expenses,
the Return on Assets is 9.31% which signifies the percent of the composition
of Net Income from assets, Asset Turnover is 0.89x, EPS=P 3 per share
Dividends Per Share= P 1.18/ share. Thus, with this figures we can say that
Practice Makes Perfect is Profitable