1, profitability indicator: mainly refers to the growth rate of net profit, return on net assets, earnings per share, etc. These indicators are rising year by year, indicating that the company has strong comprehensive profitability and can expect future growth.
2. Business indicators: mainly refers to the income indicators of the company's main business. The year-on-year growth of this index shows that the company has obvious market competitive advantage. At the same time, the annual growth of business income shows that the company's operation is in a high-speed growth stage, and it also shows that the company's top management ability is excellent.
3. solvency index: refers to the ability of enterprises to repay long-term debts. Measuring the long-term solvency of an enterprise mainly depends on whether the capital structure of the enterprise is reasonable and stable and the long-term profitability of the enterprise. The main indicators for analyzing long-term solvency are: asset-liability ratio (also called debt ratio), equity ratio (also called debt-equity ratio), interest-bearing debt ratio and interest expense guarantee multiple (also called earned interest multiple).
4. Development indicators: the company's development ability mainly depends on the following eight indicators: operating income growth rate, capital preservation and appreciation rate, capital accumulation rate, total assets growth rate, operating profit growth rate, science and technology investment ratio, three-year average growth rate of operating income and three-year average growth rate of capital. These indicators maintain a stable proportion and growth, indicating that the company is in a very good development period and the future can be expected.