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Unit 11: Ratio Analysis




          Solution:                                                                             Notes
                           Gross Profit     6,00,000

          Gross Profit Ratio =        × 100 =        ×   = 100  20 : 1
                             Sales          30,00,000


          The ratio implies that the firm has earned good profits out of sales in the fi rst quarter.
               !
             Caution  Standard norm of the ratio:

             Higher the ratio means that the firm has greater cushion in meeting the needs of preference
             dividend payment against Earnings After Taxation (EAT) and vice versa.
          11.6.2 Net Profi t Ratio



          The ratio expresses the relationship in between the net profit and sales volume. It facilitates to


          portray the overall operating efficiency of the firm. The net profit ratio is an indicator of over all

          earning capacity of the firm in terms of return out of sales volume.

                         Net Profit

          Net Profit Ratio =      ×100
                           Sales

                 Example: Om enterprises has earned a net profi t of ` 3,00,000 in the first quarter. Calculate

          the net profit ratio if the corresponding sales amounted to a value of ` 30,00,000. What does it
          imply?
          Solution:
                         Net Profit      30,000
          Net Profit Ratio =      ×    = 100    ×    = 100  1 : 1

                           Sales       30,00,000

          The ratio shows that the company is running on a no profit - no loss state.
               !
             Caution  Standard Norm of the Ratio:

             Higher the ratio, the better the position of the firm is, which means that the fi rm earns

             greater profits out of the sales and vice versa.

          11.6.3 Operating Profi t Ratio

          The operating ratio is establishing the relationship in between the cost of goods sold and operating
          expenses with the total sales volume.
                         Cost of Goods Sold + Operating Expenses
          Operating Ratio =                                ×100
                                      Net Sales


                 Example: The cost of goods sold by Mangamal operators is ` 2,000. What will be the

          operating ratio of the firm if the operating expenses are ` 50,000 and net sales is that of ` 5,00,000?
          What does it mean?
          Solution:
                         Cost of goods sold + Operating expenses  2,000  + 50,000
          Operating Ratio =                               ×   = 100        =  1 : 2
                                      Net sales                   5,00,000
          Since the ratio is quite low, this means that the firm is in quite favourable position and thus has

          a high margin of operating profi t.




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