Required:
(a) You are required to calculate the following ratios:
(i) Gross profit margin
(ii) Operating profit margin
(iii) Expenses to sales
(iv) Return on Capital Employed
(v) Asset turnover
(vi) Non-current asset turnover
(vii)
(viii) Quick Ratio
(ix) Inventory days
(x) Receivables days
(xi) Payable days
(xii) Interest cover
(b) In light of your calculations comment on the performance of the company over the
last two years.
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is there any chance these other calculcations could be done please?
thank you :)
Return on Capital Employed
(v) Asset turnover
(vi) Non-current asset turnover
(vii)
(viii) Quick Ratio
(ix) Inventory days
(x) Receivables days
(xi) Payable days
(xii) Interest cover
is there any chance these other calculcations could be done please?
thank you :)
Return on Capital Employed
(v) Asset turnover
(vi) Non-current asset turnover
(vii)
(viii) Quick Ratio
(ix) Inventory days
(x) Receivables days
(xi) Payable days
(xii) Interest cover
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