Understanding Financial Metrics

Summary

Shareholders Funds per Employee is a financial metric indicating the equity attributed to each employee, calculated by dividing total shareholders funds by the number of employees. Working Capital per Employee measures the efficiency of managing short-term assets and liabilities per employee. Total Assets per Employee shows asset allocation efficiency relative to staffing. These metrics help assess a companys financial health and operational efficiency.

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Shareholders' Funds per Employee
"Shareholders' Funds per Employee" is a financial metric that shows the amount of shareholders' equity attributed to each employee. It is calculated by dividing the total shareholders' funds by the number of employees. This ratio helps in understanding how much of the company's equity is allocated per employee.
In the document, for the year *, it is £*.
What does this mean: Working Capital per Employee and Total Assets per Employee
- Working Capital per Employee: This metric indicates the amount of working capital (current assets minus current liabilities) allocated per employee. It helps in understanding the efficiency and financial health of the company in managing its short-term assets and liabilities relative to its workforce.
- Total Assets per Employee: This ratio shows the total assets of the company divided by the number of employees. It provides insight into the company's asset allocation and asset management efficiency in relation to its staffing levels.
In the document, for *:
- Working Capital per Employee is £*,*.
- Total Assets per Employee is £*,*.