Business & Management

Overview

Industry ratios are commonly used to evaluate the operating efficiency and profitability of a industry (or company). Financial ratios and industry averages are often used for benchmarking purposes. 

1. Enter your Company name or Ticker Symbol in Company Search box
2. Select company from drop-down list
3. Use green tabs to navigate to “Company Financials” tab (default view is “Company details”)
4. Under Company Financials, click on “Ratios” section.
5. Default display is filtered by "Revenues" but can be re-sorted by any column. Create customized report or use Excel download option.
6. These ratios are specific to the company you searched.

1. Input company name or ticker in the company search box

2. Select company from the drop-down menu

3. Click on the Financials tab

4. Scroll down page and on the left-hand side under the Financial Statements box, click Ratio Series

5. Use the Export feature to download data into Excel

6. These ratios are specific to the company you searched

1. Enter your Company name or Ticker Symbol in Company Search box
2. Select company from drop-down list
3. Use green tabs to navigate to “Competitors” tab (default view is “Company details”)
4. Delete or add companies to create a Competitors list based on your view of the company/industry (optional)
5. Click “Add all to Company Analysis List"
6. Select “Company Analysis List”, and then select “Company Comparison Report” in the pop up window
7. Select companies from the list to load "Company Comparison Report" section
8. Under “Select Data Items”, click “Ratios” and select specific ratios to add to report items
9. Specify date range
10. Be sure to click “Include average” (this provides a peer average for each ratio which is reported at the top of each column)

In IBISWorld reports, you can find ratios by clicking on "Financial Benchmarks" > "Key Ratios" in the left-hand navigation. The screenshot below shows the Key Ratios section of a report on the Aircraft, Engine & Parts Manufacturing industry.