Receivables As A Percentage Of Revenue (Historical)

Returns accounts receivable as a percentage of total revenue. This metric shows how much revenue is tied up in receivables.

Supported Symbol Formats

Type Format Example
US Stocks SYMBOL AAPL, MSFT

Parameters

Parameter Required Description
Symbol Yes Stock ticker symbol
Year Yes Fiscal year (2020, 2021, etc.) or period code (lq, ly)
Quarter No Calendar quarter 1-4 (default: 1)
TTM No Enter "TTM" for trailing twelve months

Interpretation

Value Meaning
Low Fast collection, efficient credit management
High Slow collection, potential credit risk

Examples

=hf_Receivables_as_a_percentage_of_revenue("AAPL", 2023, 4)
Q4 2023 receivables/revenue %
=hf_Receivables_as_a_percentage_of_revenue("MSFT", 2022, , "TTM")
2022 TTM receivables/revenue %
=hf_Receivables_as_a_percentage_of_revenue("GOOGL", "ly")
Last year receivables/revenue %

When to Use

  • Analyzing collection efficiency trends
  • Comparing working capital management
  • Assessing credit risk
  • Cash conversion cycle analysis

When NOT to Use

Scenario Use Instead
Need receivable turnover hf_Receivable_turnover()
Need cash to revenue hf_Cash_as_a_percentage_of_revenue()
Need sales per dollar receivables hf_Sales_per_dollar_receivables()

Common Issues & FAQ

Q: What is a good receivables to revenue ratio? A: Lower is generally better. Compare to industry peers for context.

Q: Why is this high for B2B companies? A: B2B companies often have longer payment terms than B2C companies.

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