Financial ratio analysis
Compute liquidity, efficiency, profitability and growth ratios from the three statements and break down ROE with DuPont, to show how healthy the business really is.
Prompt
Write a financial statement analysis of a mid-size US industrial manufacturer covering its last three fiscal years. Purpose: help leadership and investors judge the company's financial health and earnings quality. Requirements: lead with key conclusions, state the basis of preparation, run common-size and trend analysis in tables, calculate and interpret liquidity, efficiency, profitability and growth ratios with formulas shown, test whether operating cash flow backs up earnings, use a DuPont breakdown to explain changes in ROE, and flag key financial risks. Make the ratios corroborate each other; keep the tone objective.
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