Working Capital Efficiency
The data from Quater 1 in 2023 to Quater 3 in 2023 includes 3 quarters.

Liabilities on Revenue
Current assets on Revenue

Cost Efficiency
The data from Quater 1 in 2023 to Quater 3 in 2023 includes 3 quarters.

Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue
Year 2023 Quarter 1: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 282161300000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 5.14% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 285956900000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 1.35% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 292817700000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 2.4% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (3.78%). Fluctuation: **Little** (low variation).

Selling, General & Administrative (SG&A) Expense Ratio

Invest Efficiency
The data from Quater 1 in 2023 to Quater 3 in 2023 includes 3 quarters.

Retained Earning on Assets
Year 2023 Quarter 1: Retained Earning on Assets 25.62 (%).Trend:Increase 0.43% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Retained Earning on Assets 25.49 (%).Trend:Decrease 0.51% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Retained Earning on Assets 25.62 (%).Trend:Increase 0.51% than previous quarter

Overall: stable (0.0%). Fluctuation: **Little** (low variation).

Earning Per Share
Year 2023 Quarter 1: Earning Per Share 1.49 (USD).Trend:Decrease 31.65% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Earning Per Share 2.42 (USD).Trend:Increase 62.42% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Earning Per Share 3.85 (USD).Trend:Increase 59.09% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (158.39%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high variation).



Financial performance from Q1 to Q3 of 2023 shows a mixed picture.  Retained earnings as a percentage of revenue consistently increased over the period with minor fluctuations, indicating a steady growth trend.  The level of retained earnings on assets remained relatively stable with small variations.  Earnings per share, however, demonstrated significant volatility, with declines in Q1 followed by strong increases in subsequent quarters.  A more detailed analysis of other financial factors would provide a more complete picture.