BIG (BIG) Quick Ratio: Latest Data, Historical Trends & Peer Comparison
What is BIG's (BIG) Quick Ratio?
For fiscal H1'25 ended Aug 3, 2024, BIG Quick Ratio was 10.57%, representing a -39.26% change year over year.
Quick Ratio Historical Trend for BIG
View BIG's annual, quarterly, and TTM Quick Ratio data from 2015 to 2024, including historical growth rates and trend analysis.
BIG Quarterly Data
| Metric | H1'16Aug 1, 2015 | 9M'16Oct 31, 2015 | FY'16Jan 30, 2016 | Q1'17Apr 30, 2016 | H1'17Jul 30, 2016 | 9M'17Oct 29, 2016 | FY'17Jan 28, 2017 | Q1'18Apr 29, 2017 | H1'18Jul 29, 2017 | 9M'18Oct 28, 2017 | FY'18Feb 3, 2018 | Q1'19May 5, 2018 | H1'19Aug 4, 2018 | 9M'19Nov 3, 2018 | FY'19Feb 2, 2019 | Q1'20May 4, 2019 | H1'20Aug 3, 2019 | 9M'20Nov 2, 2019 | FY'20Feb 1, 2020 | Q1'21May 2, 2020 | H1'21Aug 1, 2020 | 9M'21Oct 31, 2020 | FY'21Jan 30, 2021 | Q1'22May 1, 2021 | H1'22Jul 31, 2021 | 9M'22Oct 30, 2021 | FY'22Jan 29, 2022 | Q1'23Apr 30, 2022 | H1'23Jul 30, 2022 | 9M'23Oct 29, 2022 | FY'23Jan 28, 2023 | Q1'24Apr 29, 2023 | H1'24Jul 29, 2023 | 9M'24Oct 28, 2023 | FY'24Feb 3, 2024 | Q1'25May 4, 2024 | H1'25Aug 3, 2024 |
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Quick Ratio YoY | 34.85% -- | 30.18% -- | 21.29% -- | 22.77% -- | 26.08% -25.16% | 22.44% -25.66% | 20.00% -6.08% | 23.61% +3.69% | 27.31% +4.71% | 24.17% +7.7% | 25.30% +26.54% | 31.83% +34.82% | 31.94% +16.97% | 27.28% +12.87% | 24.81% -1.94% | 16.61% -47.81% | 17.49% -45.26% | 14.76% -45.87% | 16.38% -33.96% | 48.19% +190.08% | 91.25% +421.81% | 54.87% +271.63% | 64.51% +293.71% | 69.27% +43.77% | 45.37% -50.28% | 18.61% -66.08% | 15.40% -76.13% | 18.66% -73.06% | 17.40% -61.64% | 18.06% -2.97% | 14.93% -3.02% | 16.77% -10.13% | 17.40% -0.02% | 14.95% -17.23% | 15.97% +6.95% | 16.34% -2.57% | 10.57% -39.26% |
BIG (BIG) : Definition & Explanation
Quick Ratio focuses on near-term balance sheet flexibility. It asks whether the company has enough liquid resources or current assets to deal with obligations coming due soon.
It matters because quick ratio can help investors judge short-term resilience, working capital pressure, and the risk that the company may need outside financing.
It is usually calculated from current balance sheet items such as cash, receivables, inventory, current assets, current liabilities, or sometimes operating cash flow.
Investors usually read quick ratio with cash balances, short-term debt, and operating cash flow. A stronger liquidity position can reduce risk, although an unusually high ratio can also suggest that capital is not being used very efficiently.
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