The phrase "assets turnover" is not correct in English; it should be "asset turnover." You can use it when discussing a company's efficiency in using its assets to generate revenue.
Example: "The company's asset turnover ratio improved significantly this year, indicating better utilization of its resources."
Alternatives: "asset utilization" or "asset efficiency".
In an e-mailed statement, Sun Hung Kai said it aimed for a balance between steady cash flow and fast asset turnover.
This includes a comparison of profits to sales (profit margin), sales to assets (asset turnover), profits to assets (return on assets), assets to worth (financial leverage), and, finally, profits to worth (return on net worth).
–The asset turnover for the last fiscal year is greater than the asset turnover for the fiscal year two years ago.
The return on assets, the current ratio (ratio of current assets to current liabilities), the gross margin and the asset turnover should all be on the rise.
The firm also increased gross margin from 45% to 47% last year, upped asset turnover from 27% to 44%, and decreased long-term debt/assets from 37% to 36%.
"Most developers will concentrate on fast asset turnover, instead of preserving margins, to maintain business scale and sufficient liquidity to sustain their credit profiles".
Its financial house appears to be in good order the firm increased gross margin from 49% to 64% last year, while upping asset turnover from 29% to 43%.
But the company remained strong in terms of finances and efficiency measures (asset turnover, inventory control, receivables management and so forth).
It increased gross margin to 64% (up from 58%) in the most recent year; it more than doubled asset turnover, from 11% to 28%; and it decreased its long-term debt/assets ratio from 7% to 2%.
But the company then got bumped from the portfolio, in part because it wasn't able to improve its annual asset turnover or current ratio compared to the year prior.
