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    CURRENT ASSETS TO PROPRIEORS FUNDS:CURRENT ASSETS TO PROPRIEORS FUNDS:

    YEARSYEARS CURRENTCURRENT

    ASSETSASSETS

    SHARE HOLDERSSHARE HOLDERS

    FUNDSFUNDS

    RATIORATIO

    20042004--0505

    20052005--0606

    20062006--0707

    20072007--0808

    20082008--0909

    5540168155401681

    8957132289571322

    117935932117935932

    456210996456210996

    252791794252791794

    131498110131498110

    157697919157697919

    208874765208874765

    248525891248525891

    278284181278284181

    0.420.42

    0.560.56

    0.560.56

    1.831.83

    0.900.90

    A higher ratio of current assets to proprietors funds is consideredA higher ratio of current assets to proprietors funds is considered

    as financial strength to the business. it is necessary to holdas financial strength to the business. it is necessary to hold

    adequate funds in working to capital to generate profits.adequate funds in working to capital to generate profits.

    CURRENT ASSETS TO PROPRIETORS FUNDS RATIOCURRENT ASSETS TO PROPRIETORS FUNDS RATIO

    CURRENT ASSETSCURRENT ASSETS

    SHARE HOLDERS FUNDSSHARE HOLDERS FUNDS

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    INFERENCES:INFERENCES:

    The ratio of current assets to proprietors funds has increased fromThe ratio of current assets to proprietors funds has increased from

    0.42 o 1. 83 from the year 20040.42 o 1. 83 from the year 2004--05 to 200705 to 2007--08 and significantly08 and significantlydecrease from 1.83 to .90. The ratio of current assets to proprietorsdecrease from 1.83 to .90. The ratio of current assets to proprietors

    funds is satisfactory.funds is satisfactory.

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    The ratio of fixed assets to net worth indicates the extent to whichThe ratio of fixed assets to net worth indicates the extent to which

    share holders funds are sunk in to the fixed assets. Generally theshare holders funds are sunk in to the fixed assets. Generally thepurchase of fixed assets should be financed by shareholders equitypurchase of fixed assets should be financed by shareholders equity

    including reserves, surplus and retained earnings.including reserves, surplus and retained earnings.

    The ratio establishes the relationship between fixed assets andThe ratio establishes the relationship between fixed assets and

    shareholders funds.shareholders funds.

    FIXED ASSETS TO NET WORTH RATIO:FIXED ASSETS TO NET WORTH RATIO:

    FIXED ASSETS (AFTER DEP)FIXED ASSETS (AFTER DEP)

    SHARE HOLDERS FUNDSSHARE HOLDERS FUNDS

    YEARSYEARS FIXEDFIXED

    ASSETS(AFTERASSETS(AFTER

    DEP)DEP)

    SHARE HOLDERSSHARE HOLDERS

    FUNDSFUNDS

    RATIORATIO

    20042004--0505

    20052005--0606

    20062006--0707

    20072007--0808

    20082008--0909

    230446827230446827

    285839990285839990

    384934112384934112

    626383894626383894

    842863232842863232

    131498110131498110

    157697919157697919

    208874765208874765

    248525891248525891

    278284181278284181

    1.751.75

    1.811.81

    1.841.84

    2.522.52

    3.023.02

    FIXEDFIXED ASSETSASSETS TOTO NETNET WORTHWORTH RATIORATIO::

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    INFERENCES:INFERENCES:

    It shows the fixed asses to net worth ratio. The ratio has increased fromIt shows the fixed asses to net worth ratio. The ratio has increased from

    1.75 to 3.02 during the year 20041.75 to 3.02 during the year 2004--05 to 200805 to 2008--09.09.

    A fixed asset to net worth ratio of the company is satisfactory.A fixed asset to net worth ratio of the company is satisfactory.

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    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.53

    3.5

    2004-05 2005-0 200 -07 2007-08 2008-09

    YEARS

    FIXED ASSETS TO NET WORTH RATIO

    RATI

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    PROPRIETAR RATIO (OR) EQUIT RATIO:PROPRIETAR RATIO (OR) EQUIT RATIO:

    The ratio of proprietors funds to total (proprietors + outThe ratio of proprietors funds to total (proprietors + outsliders) (total funds or total assets) is an important ratio forsliders) (total funds or total assets) is an important ratio for

    determining long term solvency of firm. The ratiodetermining long term solvency of firm. The ratio

    establishes the relationship between shareholders funds toestablishes the relationship between shareholders funds to

    total assets of the firm.total assets of the firm.

    Equity ratio:Equity ratio: Share holders fundsShare holders funds

    Total assetsTotal assets

    yearsyears Share holdersShare holders

    fundsfunds

    Total assetsTotal assets ratioratio

    20042004--0505

    20052005--0606

    20062006--0707

    20072007--0808

    20082008--0909

    131498110131498110

    157697919157697919

    208874765208874765

    248525891248525891

    278284181278284181

    263894896263894896

    363477693363477693

    492759526492759526

    810566052810566052

    11080810741108081074

    0.490.49

    0.430.43

    0.420.42

    0.300.30

    0.250.25

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    INFERENCES:INFERENCES:

    InIn thethe aboveabove tabletable hashas shownshown ProprietaryProprietary ratioratio (or)(or) equityequity ratioratio ..thethe ratioratio hashas

    decreaseddecreased fromfrom 00..4949 toto 00..2525 fromfrom thethe yearyear 20042004--0505 toto 20082008--0909.. ThisThis provesproves thatthat thethe

    companycompany isis bankingbanking heavilyheavily onon thethe outout sliderssliders (or)(or) creditorscreditors forfor financingfinancing itit affairsaffairs..

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    0 1

    0 2

    0 3

    0 4

    0 5

    2004 05 2005 0 200 07 2007 08 2008 09

    years

    proprietary ratio (or) equity ratio

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    ABSOLUTE LIQUIDITY RATIO:ABSOLUTE LIQUIDITY RATIO:

    AlthoughAlthough receivables,receivables, debtorsdebtors andand billsbills receivablesreceivables arearegenerallygenerally moremore liquidliquid thanthan inventories,inventories, yetyet therethere maymay bebedoubtsdoubts regardingregarding theirtheir realizationrealization intointo cashcash immediatelyimmediately ororinin timetime.. AbsoluteAbsolute liquidliquid assetsassets includeinclude cashcash inin handhand andand atatbankbank andand marketablemarketable securitiessecurities oror temporarytemporary investmentinvestment..TheThe acceptableacceptable normnorm forfor thisthis ratioratio isis 5050%% (or)(or) 00..55 (or)(or) 11::22..

    ABSOLUTE LIQUID RATIO=ABSOLUTE LIQUID RATIO= ABSOLUTE LIQUID ASSESTSABSOLUTE LIQUID ASSESTS

    CURRENT LIABILITIESCURRENT LIABILITIES

    YEARSYEARS CURRENT ASSETSCURRENT ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIESCURRENT LIABILITIES RATIORATIO

    20042004--050520052005--0606

    20062006--0707

    20072007--0808

    20082008--0909

    439401443940147440000074400000

    29269262926926

    3601454636014546

    1214570212145702

    14930845149308459095596790955967

    7348180173481801

    142784721142784721

    169654192169654192

    0.290.290.0810.081

    0.0390.039

    2.522.52

    0.0710.071

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    INFERENCE:INFERENCE:

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    0.5

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    1.5

    2

    2.5

    3

    2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

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    B E I I I R I

    RATIO

    It is the absolute liquidity ratio from 2004It is the absolute liquidity ratio from 2004--05 o 200805 o 2008--0909

    he more rigorous ratio i.e absolute liquidity ratio is slightly low when compared to thehe more rigorous ratio i.e absolute liquidity ratio is slightly low when compared to theaccepted standard is 0.5 so it is necessary to improve the short term financial position.accepted standard is 0.5 so it is necessary to improve the short term financial position.