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 136410800000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 8.06% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 141225300000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 3.53% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Ratio of Retained Earnings to Revenue 145353800000.0 (%).Trend:Increase 2.92% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (6.56%). 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 35.46 (%).Trend:Decrease 1.42% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Retained Earning on Assets 36.14 (%).Trend:Increase 1.92% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Retained Earning on Assets 35.43 (%).Trend:Decrease 1.96% than previous quarter

Overall: decreasing (-0.08%). Fluctuation: **Little** (low variation).

Earning Per Share
Year 2023 Quarter 1: Earning Per Share 1.62 (USD).Trend:Decrease 66.25% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 2: Earning Per Share 3.17 (USD).Trend:Increase 95.68% than previous quarter
Year 2023 Quarter 3: Earning Per Share 4.53 (USD).Trend:Increase 42.9% than previous quarter

Overall: increasing (179.63%). Fluctuation: **Significant** (high variation).



Financial performance from Q1 to Q3 2023 indicates a positive trend in the ratio of retained earnings to revenue, showing a steady increase across the three quarters.  This suggests improved profitability.  Conversely, the retained earnings on assets ratio is decreasing slightly, which may indicate lower efficiency in asset utilization. Earnings per share, however, experienced significant volatility.  A substantial drop in Q1 earnings, followed by a sharp increase in Q2 and Q3, necessitates further investigation into the factors contributing to this significant fluctuation.  Working capital efficiency, liabilities on revenue, and cost efficiency are not detailed, leaving these areas unanalyzed.  Further analysis and data are needed to form comprehensive conclusions.