Analysis of the Evolution for the Main Economic and Financial Indicators and the Risk of Bankruptcy for a Company who is the most Modern Maritime - River Port on the Danube, in the Period 2009-2013

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Abstract
This work presents the evolution for the main economic and financial indicators and the risk of bankruptcy for a company who is the most modern maritime - river port on the Danube, in the period 2009-2013. The evolution of the main economic and financial indicators in the last years 2009- 2013 is very dramatic, because Net profit margin (%) decreased from 65.76% in 2009 at 9.93% in 2013 and after tax ROE (Return on Equity) decreased from 6.69% in 2009 at 2.93% in 2013, so less than half. Bankruptcy risk has always been very important both for investors, for company managers, and for banking institutions and if this intensifies then it becomes a warning for them. Regression models can be used to explain relationships among economic and financial indicators.
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Authors Pripoaie, Rodica;
Journal journal of danubian studies and research
Year 2015
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http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/research/article/view/2995/2780
Keywords
Medicine Technology economics as a science transportation and communications naval architecture. shipbuilding. marine engineering international relations canals and inland navigation. waterways

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