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 15633400000.0 (%).Trend:Decrease 24.62% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 16545900000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 5.84% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 16889200000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 2.07% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (8.03%). 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 12.14 (%).Trend:Decrease 20.45% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Retained Earning on Assets 12.74 (%).Trend:Increase 4.94% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Retained Earning on Assets 13.03 (%).Trend:Increase 2.28% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (7.33%). Fluctuation: **Little** (low variation).

Earning Per Share
Year 2023 Quarter 1: Earning Per Share 0.91 (USD).Trend:Decrease 49.72% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Earning Per Share 1.72 (USD).Trend:Increase 89.01% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Earning Per Share 2.24 (USD).Trend:Increase 30.23% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (146.15%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high variation).



Q1 2023 to Q3 2023 financial data indicates a positive performance trend across most metrics. The ratio of retained earnings to revenue shows a slight increase, with minor fluctuations. Retained earnings on assets also display an upward trend.  Earnings per share show substantial improvement, though with significant quarter-to-quarter volatility.  This suggests a recovery in profitability, but the volatility in earnings per share needs further investigation.