LIQUIDITY
ANALYSIS :
CASH RATIO
CASH RATIO
Present by :
NENI
MAULIDAH
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Ø What is meaning of
financial report ?
Financial Report is :
”At the end of a
period–typically a quarter or a year-financial statements are prepared to
report on financing and investing activities in time, and to summarize
operating activities for the last period.”
(Subramanyam& Wild (2009))
Ø What is financial statement
analysis ?
Financial
statement analysis is the method used to find information about the
company and to analyze the company's financial position and performance, and to
assess the financial performance of the company in the future.
Ø Scope ofFinancial statement
analysis :
Ø Liquidity analysis
Ø Solvency analysis
Ø Profitability analysis
Ø Liquidity analysis :
Liquidity
analysis is liquidity can be defined as the
availability of resources to cover the company's short-term cash needs. There are two aspects
ofliquidity analysis, those
are working capital and operating liquidity.(Subramanyam & Wild (2009))
Liquidity analysis have some
parts, those are :
O Working Capital :
-
Current Ratio
-
Quick Ratio
-
Cash Ratio
-
Cash Flow Liquidity Ratio
O Operating Liquidity :
-
Account Receivable Analysis
-
Inventory Analysis
-
Current Liabilities Analysis
Ø CASH RATIO :
This ratio is based on the
assumption that thecomponent of non-cash current assets, such as inventory and accounts receivable,
classified as illiquid assets because it takes a relatively long time to change
into cash and also have a very high risk. So it is not used as a liquidity
measure of company.
Formula from cash ratio is :
Cash Ratio = cash + equivalent cash + Short-term
securities invest.
Current
Liabilities
Example :
Years
|
Cash&Equivalent cash
(Rp million)
|
Short-term investment
(Rpmillion)
|
Current Liabilities
(Rpmillion)
|
Cash ratio
|
2008
|
3.324.942
|
0
|
7.874.135
|
0,42
|
2009
|
2.769.187
|
0
|
7.225.966
|
0,38
|
Balance sheet from PT.UNITED TRACTOR Tbk in 2008 and 2009 :
CONCLUSION :
Cash ratio of 0.42 in 2008 showed that for each Rp 1 current liabilities provided or
guaranteed by highly liquid assets aboutRp 0.42 or any current liabilities can only be guaranteed by 42% of the highly
liquid assets. Meanwhile, in 2009, for each Rp 1 of current liabilities is only
guaranteed by highly liquid assets aboutRp 0.38 or any current liabilities can only be guaranteed by 38% of the highly liquid assets. The higher of cash ratio, means that the more liquid of company.
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