Analysis of Financial Condition’s Use a Liquidity, Solvency, and Profitability Ratio: A Case from Gianyar District in Bali Province, Indonesia

Abstract

Conditions of financial difficulties occur due to the company's inability to meet obligations at maturity. Financial difficulties are considered a stage to come down in financial circumstances that occur are bankruptcy or liquidation arises. The problem statements in this research are analysis of Liquidity, Solvency, and Profitability Ratios", where these yields can suggest becoming to several stakeholders by using the Historical Ratio Standards and Statistical Analysis measurement. This study classifies as descriptive quantitative and associative, i.e., applying historical financial statement analysis. In concert with the yields of the analysis that has been undertaken, it can be inferred that the Historical Ratio Standard in Liquidity Ratio from the last 4 years: (1) The Current Ratio proxy for years 1 and 3 last year is quite liquid because it was among the historical ratio standards and also very liquid for the 2 years last. After all, it was above the historical ratio standard. (2) The Quick Ratio proxy for years 1, years 3, and 4 last year is quite liquid because it was among the historical ratio standards and also very liquid for the 2 years last. After all, it was above the historical ratio standard. The yields of the analysis based on the Historical Ratio Standard calculation in Solvency Ratio from the last 4 years: (1) The Debt to Assets Ratio proxy for years 1 and 3 last year is quite solvable because it was among the historical ratio standards and highly solvable for the 4 years last. After all, it was above the historical ratio standard. (2) The Debt to Equity Ratio proxy for years 1, years 3, and 4 last year is quite liquid because it was among the historical ratio standards and also highly solvable for the 4 years last. After all, it was above the historical ratio standard. The yields of the analysis based on the Historical Ratio Standard calculation in Profitability Ratio from the last 4 years: (1) The Gross Profit Margin for 1-3 last year is quite efficient because it was among the historical ratio standards and very efficient for the 4 years last. After all, it was above the historical ratio standard. (2) The Net Profit Margin for 1-3 last year is quite liquid because it was among the historical ratio standards and also less efficient for the 4 years last. After all, it was below the historical ratio standard.