Claudio, Dannah Marie A., Borromeo, Beatriz C., Galle, Julius L., Grutas, Claudestine T., Roxas, Jade Erika G.
Threshold ratios in the manufacturing industry: Perspective of financial analytics on setting standards for financial statement analysis for borrowing purposes - Research Paper: (BSBA major in Financial Management) - Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 2023
Abstract Manufacturing refers to the systematic and organized process of producing goods manually or through machinery, with the aim of making them available for purchase by consumers. The manufacturing process may involve utilizing either the raw materials or the parts of a product. Generally, manufacturing occurs within a large-scale production facility using specialized machinery and skilled personnel. The industry operates on a factory-based model and is driven by the pursuit of profit. The business landscape comprises entities of varying sizes, including large and small enterprises, also referred to as firms, corporations, and companies. Both individuals exhibit a propensity for risk-taking. Practical organization is a prerequisite for manufacturing to attain its intended goals. The resources of individuals, energy, materials, and finances are deemed essential. Efficient and cost-effective production of goods and services necessitates the structuring and coordinating of resources, without which any undertaking is unlikely to succeed. A company's financial performance plays a critical role in determining its efficiency, profitability, and competitiveness. Financial ratios offer valuable insights into an organization's financial performance over time, thereby indicating its overall performance. Establishing financial ratio analysis standards was a crucial step in evaluating companies' financial statements and ensuring the maintenance of current standards. The present study examines threshold ratios within manufacturing business analysis, explicitly evaluating liquidity, profitability, solvency, and efficiency. Understanding the significance of thresholds holds significant importance in comprehending diverse facets of a business, including but not limited to sales, employee productivity, and risk evaluation. The implementation of threshold ratios serves as a means for companies operating within the manufacturing industry to maintain equitable conditions for financial analysts while establishing a uniform metric for evaluating and comparing performance against other manufacturing entities. The research is centered on ascertaining threshold ratios about liquidity, profitability, solvency, and efficiency. The absence of pertinent threshold ratios poses a challenge to the process of financial forecasting and the assessment of financial metrics. The study's objective is to ascertain the relative potency of individual companies and establish thresholds and standards for evaluating financial statements. The study is targeted toward professionals in the manufacturing sector's economic analysis, management, and auditing fields. The present investigation centers on establishing threshold liquidity ratios, profitability, solvency, and efficiency within the manufacturing sector. The data utilized in this study is derived from the responses of financial analysts and audited financial statements. The aim is to set benchmarks and criteria for scrutinizing financial statements, guaranteeing suitable standards for the present economic state of the industry. The research outcomes affect stakeholders, including the economy, wholesaling industry, local sectors, financial analysts, shareholders, creditors, students, and finance majors. Specifically, the study offers current threshold ratios that can be utilized to assess financial performance and ensure financial stability. The present study additionally serves as a reference point for forthcoming scholarly investigations and academic instruction.
academic writing
HG4026 C53 2023
Threshold ratios in the manufacturing industry: Perspective of financial analytics on setting standards for financial statement analysis for borrowing purposes - Research Paper: (BSBA major in Financial Management) - Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 2023
Abstract Manufacturing refers to the systematic and organized process of producing goods manually or through machinery, with the aim of making them available for purchase by consumers. The manufacturing process may involve utilizing either the raw materials or the parts of a product. Generally, manufacturing occurs within a large-scale production facility using specialized machinery and skilled personnel. The industry operates on a factory-based model and is driven by the pursuit of profit. The business landscape comprises entities of varying sizes, including large and small enterprises, also referred to as firms, corporations, and companies. Both individuals exhibit a propensity for risk-taking. Practical organization is a prerequisite for manufacturing to attain its intended goals. The resources of individuals, energy, materials, and finances are deemed essential. Efficient and cost-effective production of goods and services necessitates the structuring and coordinating of resources, without which any undertaking is unlikely to succeed. A company's financial performance plays a critical role in determining its efficiency, profitability, and competitiveness. Financial ratios offer valuable insights into an organization's financial performance over time, thereby indicating its overall performance. Establishing financial ratio analysis standards was a crucial step in evaluating companies' financial statements and ensuring the maintenance of current standards. The present study examines threshold ratios within manufacturing business analysis, explicitly evaluating liquidity, profitability, solvency, and efficiency. Understanding the significance of thresholds holds significant importance in comprehending diverse facets of a business, including but not limited to sales, employee productivity, and risk evaluation. The implementation of threshold ratios serves as a means for companies operating within the manufacturing industry to maintain equitable conditions for financial analysts while establishing a uniform metric for evaluating and comparing performance against other manufacturing entities. The research is centered on ascertaining threshold ratios about liquidity, profitability, solvency, and efficiency. The absence of pertinent threshold ratios poses a challenge to the process of financial forecasting and the assessment of financial metrics. The study's objective is to ascertain the relative potency of individual companies and establish thresholds and standards for evaluating financial statements. The study is targeted toward professionals in the manufacturing sector's economic analysis, management, and auditing fields. The present investigation centers on establishing threshold liquidity ratios, profitability, solvency, and efficiency within the manufacturing sector. The data utilized in this study is derived from the responses of financial analysts and audited financial statements. The aim is to set benchmarks and criteria for scrutinizing financial statements, guaranteeing suitable standards for the present economic state of the industry. The research outcomes affect stakeholders, including the economy, wholesaling industry, local sectors, financial analysts, shareholders, creditors, students, and finance majors. Specifically, the study offers current threshold ratios that can be utilized to assess financial performance and ensure financial stability. The present study additionally serves as a reference point for forthcoming scholarly investigations and academic instruction.
academic writing
HG4026 C53 2023