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Asset turnover ratio
- The asset turnover ratio is calculated by dividing sales over average total assets and measures the efficiency with which a company uses its assets to generate revenue. No single ratio should be used in isolation when evaluating a business.
Example: $AMZN
- Since FY17 $AMZN turnover ratio declined, though it is more appropriate to look at the trend from FY20 onwards, given the changes in accounting standards (lease capitalization). In general, we observe a decline across the board, except AWS which is relatively constant.
- One of the flows of the asset turnover ratio is a deflated ratio in a given year when a company invests significantly in anticipation of high growth phase & vice versa. AWS ratio is an exception as efficiency is maintained over the years despite being a high growth segment.
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Cool breakdown and can’t wait to read your thoughts on $AMZN
@ifb_podcast thank you Dave. To be honest, we can’t wait to compile our thoughts us well. AMZN is huge so we need to hit the key points!
@stockopine I have complete faith you will knock it out of the park!
@ifb_podcast thank you 🙌🏻
So impressive that AWS can maintain efficiency over years despite its high growth!
@nathanworden indeed. Stood out to us as well.
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