Average OPM of 5 years is at % compared to that current OPM is at % which shows over the period management has been working over increasing their OPM.
Average OPM of 5 years is at % compared to that current OPM is at % which shows over the period management has not been able to hold on to their margins and it is on a lower side.
Average OPM of 5 years is at % compared to that current OPM is at % which shows over the period management has been able to hold on to their Margin.
Improving fixed asset turnover ratio Shows Company's utilization of assets has improved.
Decreasing fixed asset turnover ratio Shows Company's utilization of assets deteriorating.
Steady moving of fixed asset turnover ratio Shows Company's utilization of assets have not deteriorated.
Improving debtors turnover ratio shows company is able improve their receivable.
Decreasing debtors turnover ratio shows company is not able to manage its debtors which may not be good for the company.
Steady debtors turnover ratio shows company is able to manage their receivable steadily.
Improving Inventory Turnover Ratio shows company's good rotation of inventory.
Decreasing Inventory Turnover Ratio shows company is not able to manage its inventory as it used to.
Steady Inventory Turnover Ratio shows company is able to manage its Inventory.
Company is able increase their return on capital employed 5 years average is compared to return on capital employed is .
Company is not able to maintain profitability, their return on capital employed 5 years average is compared to return on capital employed is .
Company is able to constantly maintain their return on capital employed 5 years average is compared to return on capital employed is .
Current ROCE is higher than price being paid for companies earning that is ROCE is greater than price to earning that is .
Current ROCE is lower than price being paid for companies earning that is ROCE is less than price to earning that is .
Current ROCE is line with price being paid for companies earning that is ROCE is equivalent price to earning that is .
Company is able to increase their Return on Equity 5 years average is compared to Return on Equity is .
Company is not able to maintain profitability, their Return on Equity 5 years average is compared to Return on Equity is .
Company is able constantly maintain their Return on Equity 5 years average is compared to Return on Equity is .
Return on Equity % which is greater than 10 year G-sec Yield % which is good sign.
Company is not able even match their Return on Equity % to 10 year G-sec Yield % which does not sound good.
Return on Equity % is just able to match the 10 year G-sec Yield .
Debt to Equity is below its Average of 5 years and previous Year's Debt to equity showing reducing risk of equity compared to market cap of company.
Debt to Equity is above its Average of 5 years and previous Year's Debt to equity showing increase in debt compared to its equity size.
Debt to Equity is par with its Average of 5 years and previous Year's Debt to equity showing company is maitaining same percenatage.
Interest coverage ratio is above its 5 years average which shows company's efficiency in reducing their financial as percentage of gross profit.
Interest coverage ratio is above its 5 years average which shows company's financial cost burden has increased as percentage of gross profit.
Interest coverage ratio is above its 5 years average which shows company's financial cost is at par.
Current ratio is above its 5 years average which shows company's ability to pay off their short term liabilities has improved.
Current ratio is above its 5 years average which shows company's ability to pay off their short term liabilities has deteriorated.
Current ratio is above its 5 years average which shows company's ability to pay off their short term liabilities has remains same.
Quick ratio is above it's 5 years average which shows company's ability to pay off their short term liabilities with liquid assets.
Quick ratio is above it's 5 years average which shows company's ability to pay off their short term liabilities with liquid assets has deteriorated.
Quick ratio is above it's 5 years average which shows company's ability to pay off their short term liabilities with liquid assets has remains same.
Price to Book value ratio shows company is undervalued.
Price to Book value ratio shows company is reasonably priced.
Price to Book value ratio shows company is overvalued.
Book value is negative for the company.
Taking into consideration the growth of the company's earnings and price to earning, shows company is currently undervalued.
Taking into consideration the growth of the company's earnings and price to earning, shows company is currently par.
Taking into consideration the growth of the company's earnings and price to earning, shows company is currently overvalued.
Taking into consideration the growth of the company's earnings and price to earning, shows company is currently overvalued.
Market capitalization to sales ratio is at which is a sign of undervalued company.
Market capitalization to sales ratio is at which is a sign at par company.
Market capitalization to sales ratio is at which is a sign of overvalued company.
Net Profit Yield of the company has healthy return @ .
Net Profit Yield of the company has at par @ .
Net Profit Yield of the company is not that good.
Net profit Yield is negative which is not a sign of properly valued company.
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