A.
Profitability Ratio :
First, net profitability is strong. The company is earning higher net profits as determined by the industry and turnover range that the company operates in. It also means that net profits have increased substantially from last period. If the company can continue to plough through better net profits over time, it will improve performance in all other areas as well. Net profit margins are also high, which indicates general profit health.
Second, both gross profit margins and net profit margins have improved from last period, which is quite good. This means that the company is managing direct costs (costs of sales) and indirect costs (general and administrative costs) effectively.
Profitability Ratio is 18.06%
B.
Current Ratio :
It is positive that the company's liquidity numbers are lookin, but the liquidity position is still good.
The company needs to improve conditions, it must continue to do better on the Profit and Loss Statement side by driving in more profits and by finding ways to retain the additional cash flow in the company
Current Ratio is 0.11
C.
Debt Ratio :
In this case, net profitability improved but debt has reduced which is considred good, which can be reduced by increasing net profit margins over period of time.
Debt Ratio is 0.95