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 434.41 (%).Trend:Increase 211.92% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 221.37 (%).Trend:Decrease 49.04% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 150.28 (%).Trend:Decrease 32.11% than previous quarter

Overall: decreasing (-65.41%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high 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 5.55 (%).Trend:Increase 14.67% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Retained Earning on Assets 5.59 (%).Trend:Increase 0.72% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Retained Earning on Assets 5.65 (%).Trend:Increase 1.07% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (1.8%). Fluctuation: **Little** (low variation).

Earning Per Share
Year 2023 Quarter 1: Earning Per Share 0.52 (USD).Trend:Decrease 72.49% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Earning Per Share 1.05 (USD).Trend:Increase 101.92% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Earning Per Share 1.6 (USD).Trend:Increase 52.38% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (207.69%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high variation).



Financial data from Q1 2023 to Q3 2023 reveal considerable fluctuation.  Retained earnings to revenue ratio declined significantly (-65.41%), demonstrating substantial volatility.  Retained earnings on assets, conversely, demonstrated consistent, slight growth (1.8%).  Earnings per share increased substantially (207.69%), but with notable fluctuations.  Further evaluation of working capital efficiency, cost efficiency, and the SG&A expense ratio is necessary without additional context.