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Asset Turnover Rate is a measure of management's ability to use assets to produce sales. When calculating the turnover rate, the assets not contributing directly to sales such as long-term investment or loans made to officers of the company, should be excluded from the calculation. The calculation of asset turnover is: Sales / Average Assets (used to produce sales) A higher value of asset turnover suggests that management is making better use of assets which could translate into a higher rate of return on total assets. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 09 December 2004 )
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