Debt
Ratio = liabilities / assets
The debt
ratio is also know as the
debt to capital ratio, debt to equity ratio
or financial leverage ratio.
The debt
ratio shows the reliance on debt financing.
A high
debt ratio is unfavourable because it indicates that the
company is already overburdened with debt.
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