PROFITABILITY RATIO : To measure how much profit that a company can generate from its resources.
Examples of Profitability Ratio :
1) NET PROFIT MARGIN
1) NET PROFIT MARGIN
NET PROFIT MARGIN = NET PROFIT / REVENUE
To evaluate from 1 unit revenue, company can earn how much profit. Higher profit margin than peer companies shows that company very efficient in manage cost and maintain the lowest waste.
2) PRETAX MARGIN
To evaluate from 1 unit revenue, company can earn how much profit. Higher profit margin than peer companies shows that company very efficient in manage cost and maintain the lowest waste.
2) PRETAX MARGIN
PRETAX MARGIN = EARNING BEFORE TAX / REVENUE
Since tax rebate will affect the true net profit , pretax margin employs earning before tax instead of net profit.
3) OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN
Since tax rebate will affect the true net profit , pretax margin employs earning before tax instead of net profit.
3) OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN
OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN = OPERATING PROFIT / REVENUE
To eradicate the effect of one-time profit earned through selling financial securities, operating profit is used.
4) GROSS PROFIT MARGIN
To eradicate the effect of one-time profit earned through selling financial securities, operating profit is used.
4) GROSS PROFIT MARGIN
GROSS PROFIT MARGIN = GROSS PROFIT / REVENUE
To investigate minimum percentage of profit that can be earned because gross profit only involve the crucial expenses that need to produce revenue.
5) RETURN ON ASSET
To investigate minimum percentage of profit that can be earned because gross profit only involve the crucial expenses that need to produce revenue.
5) RETURN ON ASSET
RETURN ON ASSET = NET PROFIT / TOTAL ASSET
To evaluate efficiency of a company using their assets to generate income.
6) RETURN ON EQUITY
To evaluate efficiency of a company using their assets to generate income.
6) RETURN ON EQUITY
RETURN ON EQUITY = NET PROFIT / TOTAL EQUITY
To evaluate the rate of return that provided to shareholders who invest capital into the company.
To evaluate the rate of return that provided to shareholders who invest capital into the company.
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