Property and equipment, net(current year) |
$ 189,992 | ||||||||
Property and equipment, net(prior year) | 198,957 | ||||||||
Subtotal | $ 388,949 | ||||||||
Divided by 2 | / 2 | ||||||||
Average NBV of fixed assets | $ 194,475 | ||||||||
Total revenues | $ 1,132,087 | ||||||||
Divided by average NBV of fixed assets | |||||||||
Fixed asset turnover ratio How do you calculate Fixed asset turnover ration? |
Fixed Asset turnover ratio is calculated using the formulae as Net sales divided by Net Property, Plant & Equipment. This ratio measures how effectively a company is utilizing its investment in fixed assets to generate revenue. There is no good or bad ratio parameter, it strictly depends on Industry to Industry for which Consulting Companies like Mckinsey, EY, BCG etc. usually publishes their report analyzing different players in an industry.
In the question above,
Net Sales = $1,132,087 (Assuming total revenue as net sales)
Average NBV of assets = $194,475
Fixed Asset turnover ratio = $1,132,087 / $194,475 = 5.82
Answer is 5.82 which means that Company generates 5.82 times sales of its fixed asset investment. Bank will compare this ratio with different players in same industry to reach on if it holds good or bad.
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