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 What are the different types of ratio analysis and how important they are?

Ratio analysis is a financial tool used to assess a company's performance by analyzing its past and present financial statements.

It compares data from multiple years to evaluate the company's performance over time.

Ratio analysis can be used to compare a company's performance with its industry peers.

It provides evidence of a company's profitability, efficiency, stock prices, and other factors.

Ratio analysis is based on objective data from audited financial statements.

Solvency ratios assess the company's debt level in relation to equity, assets, and earnings to determine its ability to stay afloat after paying its loans and interest.

Liquidity ratios measure the company's ability to clear short-term dues using short-term assets such as cash.

Efficiency ratios evaluate how effectively the company uses its assets and liabilities to generate revenue and profit.

Profitability ratios indicate the company's ability to make profits from day-to-day operations.

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What are the different types of ratio analysis and how important they are?

A company’s performance can be gauged quantitatively by analysing some ratios such as debt equity ratio, current ratio, among others. Read further to know more about these objective tools that help calculate a company’s efficiency, liquidity and profitability.

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What are the different types of ratio analysis and how important they are?

A company’s performance can be gauged quantitatively by analysing some ratios such as debt equity ratio, current ratio, among others. Read further to know more about these objective tools that help calculate a company’s efficiency, liquidity and profitability.

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