Question: Information needed for calculating ratios 19 20 21 For the Fiscal Period Ending Sales or Total Revenue 181,193,000 171,760,000 168,864,000 EBIT ==> Earnings before interest
Information needed for calculating ratios 19 20 21 For the Fiscal Period Ending Sales or Total Revenue 181,193,000 171,760,000 168,864,000 EBIT ==> Earnings before interest and taxes (Operating Income) 29,413,000 25,285,000 28,251,000 Interest Expense 8,422,000 7,925,000 6,884,000 Net Income to Company 13,903,000 -5,176,000 20,081,000 Total Current Assets 54,761,000 52,008,000 59,997,000 Total Current Liabilities 349,735,000 346,521,000 367,767,000 Total Assets 551,669,000 525,761,000 367,767,000 Long-Term Debt 184,951,000 179,447,000 199,956,000 Total Stockholders Equity 184,221,000 161,673,000 166,332,000 ratios Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Current Ratio 0.16 0.15 0.16 Long-term Debt to Equity Ratio 1.00 1.11 1.20 Profit Margin 7.67% -3.01% 11.89% Return on Assets 25.39% -9.95% 33.47% Return on Equity 7.55% -3.2% 12.07% Here we will calculate the market value ratios for the firm Stock price $ 18.10 Number of shares oustanding (Common Shares Outstg. (M)) 7611000000 Market Capitalization = Stock price * Number of shares oustanding 137759100000.00 Most recent Net Income (Net Income as of the most recent income statement) 20,081,000,000 Most recent earnings per share (EPS) 0.145768955 Price to Earnings (P/E) Ratio $ 124.17 Most recent Book Value (Total Equity as of the most recent Balance Sheet) 166,332,000,000 Book Value per share 21.85 Market to Book (M/B) Ratio $ 0.83
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