Asset Turnover

Asset turnover, or sales-to-asset ratio, shows how efficiently your company is converting its assets
into sales. Find your company's sales on the income statement and divide it by total assets from the
balance sheet. The higher the ratio the better; a reading of one or higher indicates the company is
generating more than $1 in sales for each $1 in assets. New start-ups may take time to generate
significant sales, therefore track the quarterly or yearly trend of the figure. A rising asset turnover
ratio over time shows assets are being utilized more effectively. Asset turnover, or sales-to-asset
ratio, shows how efficiently your company is converting its assets into sales. Find your company's
sales on the income statement and divide it by total assets from the balance sheet. The higher the
ratio the better; a reading of one or higher indicates the company is generating more than $1 in sales
for each $1 in assets. New start-ups may take time to generate significant sales, therefore track the
quarterly or yearly trend of the figure. A rising asset turnover ratio over time shows assets are being
utilized more effectively. Asset turnover, or sales-to-asset ratio, shows how efficiently your company
is converting its assets into sales. Find your company's sales on the income statement and divide it by
total assets from the balance sheet. The higher the ratio the better; a reading of one or higher
indicates the company is generating more than $1 in sales for each $1 in assets. New start-ups may
take time to generate significant sales, therefore track the quarterly or yearly trend of the figure. A
rising asset turnover ratio over time shows assets are being utilized more effectively. Asset turnover,
or sales-to-asset ratio, shows how efficiently your company is converting its assets into sales. Find
your company's sales on the income statement and divide it by total assets from the balance sheet.
The higher the ratio the better; a reading of one or higher indicates the company is generating more
than $1 in sales for each $1 in assets. New start-ups may take time to generate significant sales,
therefore track the quarterly or yearly trend of the figure. A rising asset turnover ratio over time
shows assets are being utilized more effectively. Asset turnover, or sales-to-asset ratio, shows how
efficiently your company is converting its assets into sales. Find your company's sales on the income
statement and divide it by total assets from the balance sheet. The higher the ratio the better; a
reading of one or higher indicates the company is generating more than $1 in sales for each $1 in
assets. New start-ups may take time to generate significant sales, therefore track the quarterly or
yearly trend of the figure. A rising asset turnover ratio over time shows assets are being utilized more
effectively. Asset turnover, or sales-to-asset ratio, shows how efficiently your company is converting
its assets into sales. Find your company's sales on the income statement and divide it by total assets
from the balance sheet. The higher the ratio the better; a reading of one or higher indicates the
company is generating more than $1 in sales for each $1 in assets. New start-ups may take time to
generate significant sales, therefore track the quarterly or yearly trend of the figure. A rising asset
turnover ratio over time shows assets are being utilized more effectively.