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Ratio Analysis on Monno Ceramics Financial Year 2010-2011
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Ratio Analysis

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Monno Ceramic Industries Ltd.

Course Name: Business Finance

Course Code: FIN 201

Section: 03

Submitted To

Quazi Sagota Samina,

Senior Lecturer,

Department of Business Administration,

East West University.

Submitted By

Muhammad Nazmul Amin

ID# 2009-2-10-296

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LIQUIDITY RATIO

❖ Current Ratio

Current Ratio=[pic]

For 2011

Current Ratio = [pic] = 0.95 times

Monno Ceramic can pay 0.95 times current liabilities with their current assets that means it has current asset 0.95 times than current liabilities.

For 2010

Current Ratio = [pic] = 0.96 times

Monno Ceramic can pay 0.96 times current liabilities with their current assets that means it has current asset 0.96 times than current liabilities.

Interpretation

The current ratio of Monno Ceramics was slight higher in 2010 than 2011.There wass a slight positive change in the company’s liquidity condition. Even then its current ratio was below than the rule of thumb so it was a negative side. But still its profitability was high as is current ratio was low.

❖ Quick Ratio

Quick ratio = [pic]

For 2011

Quick ratio = [pic] = 0.41 times

With current quick asset Monno Ceramic can meet its current liabilities 0.41 times.

For 2010

Quick ratio = [pic] = 0.36 times

With current quick asset Monno Ceramic can meet its current liabilities 0.36 times.

Interpretation

Company’s quick asset is increased in 2011 than 2010 so that company’s liquidity also increased but its quite below than the rule of thumb (2 times). In spite of the increasing turn in quick ratio Monno Ceramic might face troubles to pay off short term obligations without relying on the sale of inventories in the event of liquidation.

EFFICIENCY/ASSET UTILIZATION RATIO

❖ Inventory Turnover Ratio

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