possible to use financial analysis methods for other
ordinary companies. But we also need to know the
characteristics of GEM companies. Most GEM
companies are engaged in high and new technology,
with high growth potential, long R&D cycle, current
performance is not outstanding, the scale of the
company is also small, the risk of profit instability is
also greater, but the development potential is high.
Collect information and data of research companies
and process the data for analysis. After understanding
(Song 2011), the main financial performance
indicators in the following aspects are profitability,
solvency, operating ability and growth ability
indicators. For the analysis method here, we use the
ratio analysis method, which can be used as a
reference for performance indicators. The
proportional analysis method is to use the ratio
between different financial data to quantitatively
analyze the capabilities of certain aspects of the
enterprise. A reasonable selection of data can draw a
judgment on the financial status and operating
conditions of the enterprise. A quantitative score for
financial performance indicators for analysis (Xu
2021, Guo 2021, Chen 2021). It should be noted that
these four capabilities are not mutually independent
vertical relationships. Many of these financial ratios
are coupled with each other (Song 2011), so there
may be analytical correlations. At the same time, only
relying on the analysis of individual financial ratios
may have insufficient depth and breadth, resulting in
inability to have a comprehensive response to
corporate problems, and misjudgments are prone to
occur (Li 2021). Therefore, when selecting data
ratios, it should be more comprehensive and
diversified to achieve the purpose of more
comprehensive analysis.
2.2.1 Profitability Capability
Profitability refers to the ability of an enterprise to
obtain profits. It is the most concerned aspect of an
enterprise, and can even be used as an expression of
the core competitiveness of an enterprise. Here we
choose the net asset interest rate and the cost and
expense profit rate as indicators. The net asset interest
rate can reflect the ability of the company to manage
assets and use assets, and it can reflect the overall
profitability of the enterprise; and the cost and
expense profit rate reflects the existing one of the
enterprise The ability of inputs to generate economic
benefits can be seen horizontally in terms of the
development of the competitiveness of enterprises (Li
2021, Guo 2021).
2.2.2 Solvency Capability
Solvency is divided into short-term solvency and
long-term solvency. Short-term solvency reflects the
company’s ability to use current assets to repay debts.
It is the company’s ability to cope with sudden debt
repayment. Here I choose the current ratio as the
short-term solvency indicator; long-term solvency is
the company’s guaranteed debt repayment Ability
represents the foundation of a company’s credit
generation. Here, the debt ratio is chosen as the
indicator of long-term solvency. Because faced with
GEM companies, the scale of the accident is
generally not too large, the transaction inventory is
small and the investment is basically short-term
investment, so these two indicators can more truly
reflect their debt solvency. However, in terms of
financial solvency, the higher the better (Chen 2019),
too high means that the company's use of assets is not
reasonable enough, which means that its asset
distribution needs to be improved.
2.2.3 Operational Capability
Operating capability selects the turnover rate of
current assets and the turnover rate of total assets as
capability indicators. The turnover rate of current
assets is a good measure of how companies use idle
resources, and can reflect the company's strategic
deployment capabilities to a certain extent, which is
very important for companies on the GEM; the total
asset turnover rate is the company's use of assets to
generate profits Revenue efficiency is mainly an
indicator of the liquidity of a company’s assets, which
can reflect the company’s sales and internal
operations capabilities to a large extent.
2.2.4 Growth Capacity
There are many indicators that can be selected here,
because for an enterprise, the enhancement of the
above-mentioned capabilities can reflect the growth
of the enterprise to a certain extent. The growth rate
of operating income, the rate of capital accumulation,
the growth rate of operating profit, and the growth
rate of total assets can well reflect the growth of a
company's scale and profitability. For start-ups that
are difficult at the beginning, paying attention to their
scale growth can give a good indication of their
ability to survive and grow in the reformed market
environment.
In terms of how to selecting data, representative
data is usually selected. There are many statistical
methods such as correlation coefficient calculation or
factor analysis (Yang 2021), which can screen out