There are various magazines and websites which publish free financial information related to specific industry. You can search for a specific industry over the internet to get free industry ratios.
Answerbizminer is a good source, but u have to pay. Fintel is again a very good source for industry research and a broad range of industry ratios from over 2,500 industry groups covering 900,000 privately held companies.
An industry average is the average of all data values in the same industry. The data is used to compare a products profitability and growth.
Liberal, free market
once all of the overhead from marketing to the cost of carrying loans and property cost a good industry standard is 8% but typically 4 to 5 . with some specific industry's doing a little better .
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Answerbizminer is a good source, but u have to pay. Fintel is again a very good source for industry research and a broad range of industry ratios from over 2,500 industry groups covering 900,000 privately held companies.
To find industry beta, scroll down the left menu to key stats and ratios. Then click on more ratios from Reuters. Finally, click industry on beta in the valuation ratios.
company's prior year results, as well as close competitors and the average for industry.
This is because the average of the ratios does not take account of the sizes of the numbers in the ratios.
what is the industry average for the profitability ratio of the net profit margin for the NAICS code 721120.
In comparative analysis, ratios are analyzed in which a firm's ratios are compared with industry averages or those of another firm.
In the USA you could try http://www.fintel.us or for UK companies you could try http://www.industry-averages.co.uk neither are free however. The problem in lots of cases with 'industry averages' is that they are just based on SIC codes and you end up not comparing like with like unless you are careful.
Go to:http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/datafile/Betas.htmlSaludos, EduardoA.You can visit www.Fintel.us for financial ratios from over 2,500 industry groups covering 900,000 privately held companies.
25-30%
Steps in 'Ratio Analysis'Step 1: Collection of information, which are relevant from the financial statements and then to calculate different ratios accordingly.Step 2: Comparison of computed ratios with the past ratios of the same organisation or with the industry ratios.Step 3: Interpretation, drawing of inferences and report-writingClassification of Ratios
It depends on what industry/company you invest in. It comes down to a lot of factors such as stability ratios, investor ratios etc. but also future predictions and forecasts of the company.
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