Financial Ratios Calculator
Compute liquidity, profitability and leverage ratios to analyse any business fast.
Four ratios tell most of a business’s story: current ratio (can it pay short-term bills?), debt-to-equity (how leveraged?), net margin (how profitable?) and ROE (how well is capital used?). A current ratio below 1 is a red flag — it means short-term dues exceed short-term assets.
How to use the financial ratios calculator
- Enter assets, liabilities, debt and equity.
- Add profit and revenue.
- Get the four key ratios with interpretation.
Financial Ratios Calculator — FAQs
What is a good current ratio?
Between 1.2 and 2 is healthy for most businesses. Below 1 signals liquidity stress; far above 2 may mean idle cash.
What does debt-to-equity tell me?
How much of the business is funded by borrowing vs owners’ money. Under 1 is conservative; above 2 is aggressive and risky in downturns.
How is ROE different from profit margin?
Margin shows profit per rupee of sales; ROE shows profit per rupee of shareholder money invested. A business can have thin margins but great ROE if it’s capital-efficient.
Can I use this for stocks I’m researching?
Yes — pull the numbers from the company’s balance sheet and P&L. Compare ratios with industry peers, not in isolation.
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