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In that situation, a relatively low (or even zero) gearing ratio might be safest for the business. Interest has to be financed from somewhere - and the cash flows from profits are a good place
gearing ratio is calculated by (loan capital/ total capital employed)*100. The only way for that to be 0% is for the numerator of the fraction to be 0, so loan capital = 0. Simply means that this business does not have any bank loans
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I'm running at 42% Capital.
It's difficult fighting the urge to expand and increase your profits.
What if the business doesn't have consistent strong profits and cash flows, which gearing ratio is advisable as most preferable to use?
In that situation, a relatively low (or even zero) gearing ratio might be safest for the business. Interest has to be financed from somewhere - and the cash flows from profits are a good place
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Hi, if a company has zero % gearing, what does it mean?
gearing ratio is calculated by (loan capital/ total capital employed)*100. The only way for that to be 0% is for the numerator of the fraction to be 0, so loan capital = 0. Simply means that this business does not have any bank loans
hello tutor2u, can you provide me with the refernce of the gearing ratio
total debt=non current liabilities?
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