SGS Balance Sheet Health
Finanzielle Gesundheit Kriterienprüfungen 3/6
SGS hat ein Gesamteigenkapital von CHF689.0M und eine Gesamtverschuldung von CHF3.7B, wodurch sich der Verschuldungsgrad auf 541.8% beläuft. Die Gesamtaktiva und Gesamtpassiva betragen CHF6.9B bzw. CHF6.2B. SGS Das EBIT des Unternehmens beträgt CHF870.0M, so dass der Zinsdeckungsgrad 17.8 beträgt. Das Unternehmen verfügt über Barmittel und kurzfristige Anlagen in Höhe von CHF1.3B.
Wichtige Informationen
541.8%
Verhältnis von Schulden zu Eigenkapital
CHF 3.73b
Verschuldung
Zinsdeckungsgrad | 17.8x |
Bargeld | CHF 1.29b |
Eigenkapital | CHF 689.00m |
Gesamtverbindlichkeiten | CHF 6.21b |
Gesamtvermögen | CHF 6.90b |
Jüngste Berichte zur Finanzlage
Does SGS (VTX:SGSN) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Nov 23Is SGS (VTX:SGSN) Using Too Much Debt?
Feb 20Here's Why SGS (VTX:SGSN) Can Manage Its Debt Responsibly
Oct 01These 4 Measures Indicate That SGS (VTX:SGSN) Is Using Debt Reasonably Well
Jun 14Does SGS (VTX:SGSN) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Mar 16SGS (VTX:SGSN) Seems To Use Debt Quite Sensibly
Dec 04Recent updates
Does SGS (VTX:SGSN) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Nov 23SGS SA (VTX:SGSN) Half-Yearly Results Just Came Out: Here's What Analysts Are Forecasting For This Year
Jul 27Subdued Growth No Barrier To SGS SA's (VTX:SGSN) Price
Apr 16SGS (VTX:SGSN) Is Due To Pay A Dividend Of CHF3.20
Mar 28Calculating The Intrinsic Value Of SGS SA (VTX:SGSN)
Mar 18Is SGS (VTX:SGSN) Using Too Much Debt?
Feb 20Returns On Capital At SGS (VTX:SGSN) Have Stalled
Jan 30Investors Interested In SGS SA's (VTX:SGSN) Earnings
Jan 03Is There An Opportunity With SGS SA's (VTX:SGSN) 31% Undervaluation?
Nov 24Investors Met With Slowing Returns on Capital At SGS (VTX:SGSN)
Oct 19Here's Why SGS (VTX:SGSN) Can Manage Its Debt Responsibly
Oct 01Are Investors Undervaluing SGS SA (VTX:SGSN) By 25%?
Aug 19SGS (VTX:SGSN) Has More To Do To Multiply In Value Going Forward
Jul 10These 4 Measures Indicate That SGS (VTX:SGSN) Is Using Debt Reasonably Well
Jun 14Returns On Capital At SGS (VTX:SGSN) Have Stalled
Apr 06Does SGS (VTX:SGSN) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Mar 16Returns At SGS (VTX:SGSN) Appear To Be Weighed Down
Dec 26SGS (VTX:SGSN) Seems To Use Debt Quite Sensibly
Dec 04SGS (VTX:SGSN) Has Some Way To Go To Become A Multi-Bagger
Sep 26These 4 Measures Indicate That SGS (VTX:SGSN) Is Using Debt Reasonably Well
Sep 05SGS (VTX:SGSN) Looks To Prolong Its Impressive Returns
Jun 25SGS (VTX:SGSN) Could Easily Take On More Debt
Jun 07SGS (VTX:SGSN) Has A Rock Solid Balance Sheet
Mar 07Capital Investments At SGS (VTX:SGSN) Point To A Promising Future
Jan 30Does SGS (VTX:SGSN) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
Nov 30Investors Shouldn't Overlook The Favourable Returns On Capital At SGS (VTX:SGSN)
Oct 25SGS (VTX:SGSN) Could Easily Take On More Debt
Sep 01SGS (VTX:SGSN) Looks To Prolong Its Impressive Returns
Jul 27We Think SGS (VTX:SGSN) Can Stay On Top Of Its Debt
May 25Should You Buy SGS SA (VTX:SGSN) For Its Dividend?
May 06The Returns At SGS (VTX:SGSN) Aren't Growing
Apr 05Don't Buy SGS SA (VTX:SGSN) For Its Next Dividend Without Doing These Checks
Mar 21What You Need To Know About SGS SA's (VTX:SGSN) Investor Composition
Mar 18SGS (VTX:SGSN) Has Compensated Shareholders With A Respectable 56% Return On Their Investment
Mar 03Here's Why SGS (VTX:SGSN) Can Manage Its Debt Responsibly
Feb 16Boasting A 45% Return On Equity, Is SGS SA (VTX:SGSN) A Top Quality Stock?
Feb 02Here's Why SGS's (VTX:SGSN) Statutory Earnings Are Arguably Too Conservative
Jan 21Will SGS (VTX:SGSN) Multiply In Value Going Forward?
Dec 30Analyse der Finanzlage
Kurzfristige Verbindlichkeiten: SGSNDie kurzfristigen Aktiva des Unternehmens (CHF3.0B) übersteigen seine kurzfristigen Passiva (CHF2.5B).
Langfristige Verbindlichkeiten: SGSNDie kurzfristigen Vermögenswerte des Unternehmens (CHF3.0B) decken seine langfristigen Verbindlichkeiten (CHF3.7B) nicht.
Geschichte und Analyse des Verhältnisses von Schulden zu Eigenkapital
Verschuldungsgrad: SGSNDie Nettoverschuldung im Verhältnis zum Eigenkapital (354.9%) wird als hoch angesehen.
Schulden abbauen: SGSNDas Verhältnis von Schulden zu Eigenkapital ist in den letzten 5 Jahren von 168.6% auf 541.8% gestiegen.
Schuldendeckung: SGSNDie Schulden des Unternehmens sind gut durch den operativen Cashflow gedeckt (30.8%).
Zinsdeckung: SGSNDie Zinszahlungen für die Schulden des Unternehmens sind durch das EBIT (17.8x Coverage) gut gedeckt.