2. Net profit margin: it reflects the actual profitability of the company and is an indicator of the ratio of net profit to operating income.
3. Gross profit margin: It reflects the profitability of the company's products or services and is an indicator of the ratio of gross profit to operating income.
4. Asset-liability ratio: The indicator to measure a company's debt level is the ratio of its total liabilities to total assets. Too much debt may lead to financial risks.
5. Current ratio: the calculation formula is current assets/current liabilities, which is an indicator to measure the company's short-term solvency.
6. Total assets turnover rate: the calculation formula is operating income/average total assets, which is an index to measure the efficiency of the company's utilization of assets.
7. Accounts receivable turnover rate: the calculation formula is operating income/average accounts receivable, which is an index to measure the recovery rate of accounts receivable of the company.
8. Inventory turnover rate: the calculation formula is operating cost/average inventory, which is an index to measure the sales speed of the company's inventory.
9. Operating profit rate: it reflects the profitability of the company's main business and is an indicator of the ratio of operating profit to operating income.
10. Return on net assets: an indicator to measure the profitability of a company's own capital, which is an indicator of the ratio of net profit to net assets.