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The 10 financial ratios every investor should know. Save this. 🇳🇬📚
1. Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E)
What it means: How much you are paying for every ₦1 of the company's earnings.
How to use it: A high P/E means the market expects strong growth. A low P/E may mean undervalued or struggling. Compare within the same sector.
2. Earnings Per Share (EPS)
What it means: How much profit the company made per share.
How to use it: Growing EPS year on year is a sign of a healthy and improving business.
3. Return on Equity (ROE)
What it means: How efficiently the company uses shareholders' money to generate profit.
How to use it: Look for ROE consistently above 15%. The higher the better. GTCO regularly posts ROE above 30%.
4. Dividend Yield
What it means: The annual dividend divided by the current share price. Expressed as a percentage.
How to use it: Tells you what income return you get from holding the stock. Useful for income investors.
5. Price to Book Ratio (P/B)
What it means: Compares the share price to the net asset value per share.
How to use it: A P/B below 1 means you are buying assets at a discount. Can signal undervaluation.
6. Debt to Equity Ratio (D/E)
What it means: How much debt the company carries relative to shareholder equity.
How to use it: A high D/E ratio means the company relies heavily on borrowing. Risk increases when debt is high.
7. Current Ratio
What it means: Current assets divided by current liabilities. Measures short-term liquidity.
How to use it: A ratio above 1 means the company can cover its short-term debts. Below 1 is a warning sign.
8. Net Profit Margin
What it means: How much of every ₦1 in revenue becomes actual profit.
How to use it: Higher is better. NVIDIA's net margin above 60% means they keep ₦60 out of every ₦100 earned.
9. Revenue Growth Rate
What it means: How fast the company is growing its top-line income year over year.
How to use it: Consistent double-digit revenue growth over several years is one of the strongest signs of a quality business.
10. Price to Earnings Growth (PEG)
What it means: P/E ratio divided by the earnings growth rate. Adjusts valuation for growth.
How to use it: A PEG below 1 is considered undervalued. It balances price against actual growth speed.
No single ratio tells the full story. The best investors use several together. These 10 are your starting point. 🇳🇬
Not financial advice. Do your own research.
GTCO Plc on the NGX: A Quality Franchise Worth Understanding
Here’s a clear fundamentals breakdown:
• ROE 25%: Measures how profitably the bank uses shareholders’ equity. 25% is strong and well above typical banking averages.
• P/E Ratio 5.4x: Shows price per naira of earnings. A low 5.4x suggests the stock is attractively valued relative to its profits.
• P/B Ratio 1.37x: Compares market price to net asset (book) value. 1.37x is reasonable for a high-ROE bank.
• Dividend Yield ~9.5%: Annual dividend as % of share price. This is a generous, attractive income return.
• Revenue Growth +29% TTM: Year-over-year top-line increase. Strong growth indicates healthy business expansion.
• Net Profit Margin ~47%: Profit after all expenses as % of revenue. Very high margin shows excellent efficiency.
• Cost-to-Income 31.5%: Operating costs versus income. Low ratio = highly efficient operations (very good).
• Debt-to-Equity ~0.5%: Traditional borrowings vs equity. Extremely low = conservative balance sheet.
• Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) 39.5%+: Regulatory capital buffer. Far above requirements = very safe and strong.
GTCO delivers consistent high returns, efficiency, and shareholder payouts in Nigeria’s banking space.
It leans more toward a reliable Dividend King & Compounder with solid growth tailwinds than a pure high-octane growth champion.
Risks like macro volatility and regulation remain.
Educational content only. NOT financial advice. match your goals/risk tolerance, and consult professionals. Data from recent public reports (TTM/MRQ as of mid-2026).
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