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(Current ratio) The company has more ability to cover short-term liabilities in short-term assets, which is a positive sign of the company’s financial stability and strength.

(Quick ratio) A company’s ability to withstand short-term liabilities without having to sell inventory

(Inventory turnover) Inefficiency in managing and effectively using inventory to make sales and make profits.

Average collection period The company takes longer to collect its debts than the industry average,

It can negatively affect a company’s liquidity and financial efficiency.

Total asset turnover: A company’s incompetence in using its assets effectively to generate revenue.

(Debt ratio) The company relies more on external funding, which may increase the level of financial risk and reduce its financial flexibility.

(Times interest earned) A company’s ability to cover annual debt benefits with operating profits, means that the company has a better ability to afford debt and pay its interest.

Gross profit margin A company’s gross profit margin is below the industry average, this may be evidence of the company’s inefficiency in managing the cost of sales or in generating revenue.

(Operating profit margin) A company's operating profit margin is below the industry average, this may indicate the company's inefficiency in managing its costs and making a profit from its operations.

(Net profit margin) The company's net profit margin is lower than the industry average, it means that the company achieves less profits compared to its counterparts in the industry, and this may be due to several factors such as an increase Costs or revenue decline

(Return on investment) A company’s return on investment is lower than the industry average, meaning that the company is not able to use its assets efficiently to achieve the expected return compared to its industry counterparts.

(Return on equity) The company's return on equity is less than the industry average, this indicates that the company is inefficient in generating return on equity compared to its counterparts in the industry. (Current ratio) The company has more ability to cover short-term liabilities in short-term assets, which is a positive sign of the company’s financial stability and strength.

(Quick ratio) A company’s ability to withstand short-term liabilities without having to sell inventory

(Inventory turnover) Inefficiency in managing and effectively using inventory to make sales and make profits.

Average collection period The company takes longer to collect its debts than the industry average,

It can negatively affect a company’s liquidity and financial efficiency.

Total asset turnover: A company’s incompetence in using its assets effectively to generate revenue.

(Debt ratio) The company relies more on external funding, which may increase the level of financial risk and reduce its financial flexibility.

(Times interest earned) A company’s ability to cover annual debt benefits with operating profits, means that the company has a better ability to afford debt and pay its interest.

Gross profit margin A company’s gross profit margin is below the industry average, this may be evidence of the company’s inefficiency in managing the cost of sales or in generating revenue.

(Operating profit margin) A company's operating profit margin is below the industry average, this may indicate the company's inefficiency in managing its costs and making a profit from its operations.

(Net profit margin) The company's net profit margin is lower than the industry average, it means that the company achieves less profits compared to its counterparts in the industry, and this may be due to several factors such as an increase Costs or revenue decline

(Return on investment) A company’s return on investment is lower than the industry average, meaning that the company is not able to use its assets efficiently to achieve the expected return compared to its industry counterparts.

(Return on equity) The company's return on equity is less than the industry average, this indicates that the company is inefficient in generating return on equity compared to its counterparts in the industry.