equity ratio造句

debt equity ratio; debt to equity ratio; debt to capital ratio: Mainly used to describe the ratio of total liabilities to shareholders' equity (net worth).

"负债资本比率,见 debt equity ratio"

High-equity ratio is high risk and high reward financial structure.

Ifc risk assets-equity ratio: ratio calculated by measuring the risk content of ifc 's assets in relation to the sum of paid-in capital and retained earnings.

When we set up the equity ratio of eligible shareholders and investment shareholders, pay attention to the "value trap";

How does the balance sheet look like, e.g. its debt equity ratio versus its peers and industry?

"We would have needed to boost our capital base anyway because our shareholders' equity ratio is low," Mr Tsunakawa said.

It already has debt of $1.3 billion, but with a debt-equity ratio of around 50%, Evraz's balance sheet is still fairly healthy.

The MNC (Multinational Corporation) pursues its market value to maximize, chooses the suitable financing way and the best debt-to-equity ratio, and searches the best capital structure.

On 21 September, in an interview with Mingpao Daily News in Hong Kong, the current chairman expressed his hope to reduce the Founding Shareholders' equity ratio to less than 30% by way of SEO.

"hybrid capital base [IFC]: Capital base consisting of current paid-in capital and retained earnings to support growth in operations with the debt-equity ratio not exceeding 2.5:1, combined with new callable capital to support investment growth in a 1:1 gearing ratio."