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Ratio Analysis
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DDDD iiii vvvv iiii ssss iiii oooo nnnn A A A A 2.42 1.85 41% 6% 13% 22% 45.63 63.27 Current Ratio Quick Ratio Debt to Asset Ratio Return on Sales (Profit Margin) Return on Assets Return on Equity Average Collection Period Average Days of Inventory
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Summary Division A Strengths Current Ratio Quick Ratio Weaknesses Debt\Asset Ratio ROS Ratio ROA Ratio Average Collection Period Average Days of Inventory
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Division B Division B 4.54 -0.33 22% 9% 17% 21% 36.32 60.83 Current Ratio Quick Ratio Debt to Asset Ratio Return on Sales (Profit Margin) Return on Assets Return on Equity Average Collection Period Average Days of Inventory
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Summary Division B Strengths Current Ratio Debt\Asset Ratio Average Collection Period Average Days of Inventory Weaknesses Quick Ratio ROS Ratio ROA Ratio
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Division CCCC 3.29 2.63 30% 7% 15% 21% 41.83 61.99 Current Ratio Quick Ratio Debt to Asset Ratio Return on Sales (Profit Margin) Return on Assets Return on Equity Average Collection Period Average Days of Inventory
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Summary Division C Strengths Current Ratio Quick Ratio Debt\Asset Ratio Average Collection Period Average Days of Inventory Weaknesses ROS Ratio ROA Ratio
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Corporate 3.29 2.63 30% 7% 15% 21% 41.83 61.99 Current Ratio Quick Ratio Debt to Asset Ratio Return on Sales (Profit Margin) Return on Assets Return on Equity Average Collection Period Average Days of Inventory
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Chart-ROS,ROA,ROE
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Summary Although there is not consistent strength and weakness through out thte company’s history, analysis shows that the company is still worthy of an investment.
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