How to use solvency ratio to find the profit?

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Khaled Abdelrehim ACCA DipIFR CMA

by Khaled Abdelrehim ACCA DipIFR CMA , Financial Analysis Assistant General Manager , Khalda Petroleum Company

through the debt coverage ratio which equals net profit devided by debt

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Mohamed Elgharib

by Mohamed Elgharib , محاسب أول - مدير فرع , المستورد الأمثل التجارية

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