Working Capital Efficiency
The data from Quater 2 in 2019 to Quater 1 in 2020 includes 3 quarters.

Liabilities on Revenue
Current assets on Revenue

Cost Efficiency
The data from Quater 2 in 2019 to Quater 1 in 2020 includes 3 quarters.

Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue
Year 2019 Quarter 2: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue -70717000000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 0% than previous quarter
Year 2019 Quarter 3: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue -71887400000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 1.66% than previous quarter
Year 2020 Quarter 1: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue -75641800000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 5.22% than previous quarter

Overall: decreasing (6.96%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high variation).

Selling, General & Administrative (SG&A) Expense Ratio
Year 2019 Quarter 2: Selling, General & Administrative (SG&A) Expense Ratio 6378600000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 0% than previous quarter
Year 2019 Quarter 3: Selling, General & Administrative (SG&A) Expense Ratio 9626200000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 50.91% than previous quarter
Year 2020 Quarter 1: Selling, General & Administrative (SG&A) Expense Ratio 3689300000.0 (%).Trend:Decrease 61.67% than previous quarter

Overall: decreasing (-42.16%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high variation).


Invest Efficiency
The data from Quater 2 in 2019 to Quater 1 in 2020 includes 3 quarters.

Retained Earning on Assets
Year 2019 Quarter 2: Retained Earning on Assets -16.99 (%).Trend:Increase 0% than previous quarter
Year 2019 Quarter 3: Retained Earning on Assets -17.35 (%).Trend:Increase 2.12% than previous quarter
Year 2020 Quarter 1: Retained Earning on Assets -16.8 (%).Trend:Decrease 3.17% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (-1.12%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high variation).

Earning Per Share


Financial statements for Q2 2019 to Q1 2020 reveal significant fluctuations in various financial ratios. The ratio of retained earnings to revenue, SG&A expense ratio, and retained earnings on assets all displayed substantial volatility.  Understanding the causes behind this inconsistency is critical for informed financial decision-making.