Mazda's Quality Grade Upgrade Reflects Strong Financial Stability and Growth Potential

Mazda, a microcap player in the industrial manufacturing sector, has recently undergone an evaluation revision that reflects its financial performance metrics. The company has demonstrated a sales growth rate of 1.49% over the past five years, alongside an EBIT growth of 3.46%. Its EBIT to interest ratio stands at 27.99, indicating a solid capacity to cover interest expenses. Notably, Mazda maintains a low net debt position, with a debt to EBITDA ratio that suggests minimal leverage.
The company's financial health is further underscored by a net debt to equity ratio of 0.00, indicating no reliance on debt financing. Mazda's sales to capital employed ratio is recorded at 1.10, while its tax ratio is at 24.73%. The dividend payout ratio is 20.33%, reflecting a balanced approach to returning value to shareholders. Additionally, Mazda's return on capital employed (ROCE) is 20.97%, and return on equity (ROE) is 13.57%.

In comparison to its peers, Mazda's performance metrics stand out, particularly in terms of financial stability and growth potential. While many competitors maintain average performance indicators, Mazda's metrics suggest a stronger position within the industrial manufacturing landscape.