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In 2019, the short-term debt solvency ratio was 1.16, meaning that every 1 VND of short-term debt is guaranteed by 1.16 VND of short-term assets. Although in 2020, both short-term assets and short-term debt decreased, the rate of decrease of short-term assets was almost equivalent to the rate of decrease of short-term debt, so the short-term ratio was 1.19, equivalent to 1.19. The growth rate of 2.5% compared to 2019. The increase in short-term assets is mainly due to the increase in cash and cash equivalents with an increase rate of 63% and a significant increase of 270% in Inventories. , both of which account for a large proportion of short-term assets. In 2021, the Solvency Ratio will decrease by 0.06 times, equivalent to a decrease rate of 5.04%, although short-term assets will increase and short-term debt will increase. That's because the growth rate of short-term assets (26.2%) is lower than the growth rate of short-term debt (33%). All three of these values are always greater than 1, indicating a high level of solvency of the company. The company should maintain this high level of short-term liquidity. However, in the second quarter of 2023, the company's solvency shows signs of deterioration due to a heavy decrease in current assets (43.77%) while current liabilities only have a slight decrease (12.6%), if only A decrease in this target will negatively affect the company's financial performance. Therefore, to increase short-term debt capacity, the company should have measures to mobilize capital to meet payment needs, contributing to stabilizing the financial situation.
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