Investment
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Major financial indicators
This is the key financial indicator that will be updated every early April, following the public notice of the business report.
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This is the key financial indicator that will be updated every early April, following the public notice of the business report.
Profitability index
A higher return on sales (unit : %)
means a greater excellence
in performance.-5.8%
-8.6%
-49.1%
-4.6%
-39.2%
This is an indicator that shows the percentage of gross profit in sales, after deducting the cost of sales from the total sales. A higher return on sales means that the company has an excellent capability to generate revenues in product supply activities.
A higher return on sales (unit : %)
means a greater excellence
in performance.-3.9%
-11.1%
-30.4%
-2.4%
-34.0%
This is an indicator that shows the percentage of gross profit in sales, after deducting the cost of sales from the total sales. A higher return on sales means that the company has an excellent capability to generate revenues in product supply activities.
Stability index
A lower debt ratio (unit : %)
means a greater excellence
in performance.36.9%
56.8%
94.5%
91.3%
112.4%
The debt to equity ratio is a financial, liquidity ratiothat compares a company's total debt to total equity..
A higher capital adequacy ratio (unit : %)
means a greater excellence
in performance.73.0%
63.8%
51.4%
52.3%
47.1%
This is an indicator that shows the proportion of equity capital in total assets. In general, a higher capital adequacy ratio indicates a healthier financial state.
Liquidity index
A lower current ratio (unit : %)
means a greater excellence
in performance.201.5%
171.7%
139.4%
142.7%
164.2%
The ratio is calculated by dividing the asset that can be monetized within one year with the debt due within one year. A higher current ratio indicates that the company has an excellent ability to pay back its debt.
A lower quick ratio (unit : %)
means a greater excellence
in performance.142.5%
80.6%
76.3%
94.4%
122.8%
It is the ratio of quick assets against the current liabilities. A higher quick ratio indicates that the company has an excellent ability to extinguish its liabilities.