Return on capital employed is a financial ratio that helps assess a company’s earnings as a percentage of the total capital employed by the company. Read on to know more.
All companies need to track what is selling and the rate at which it is selling. This understanding helps to strategise further and increase production. The inventory turnover ratio is one ratio that helps investors analyse the overall inventory picture of a company.
The PE ratio is a valuation metric that helps analyse whether a stock is overvalued or undervalued. Read on to know more.
EV/EBITDA is a ratio used to calculate the value of a business. Read on to know more about the metric.
Minority interest represents a stake in a company where more than 50% of the share capital is owned and controlled by one individual/ entity.
Long-term investments are held for more than a period of 3 yrs. Read on to know more about planning long-term investments, the pros and cons and tax benefits.
Current liabilities are short-term financial obligations of a company. Here is everything you need to know about them.
Cash flow from operating activities is one of the major sections of the cash flow statement that depicts the overall cash flow from business activities.
Businesses can use various methods to determine their capital allocation. This helps them plan and organise their resources. Capital budgeting is one of the most popular methods to do this.
When you invest in mutual funds or any other pooled investment avenue, you will come across the term ‘expense ratio’. Though expressed as a percentage, the ratio depicts the overall expenses on the fund you have invested in.