There are many other sources for ratio data including business databases. These are some of the few available through the library and the internet.
Full-text company and industry intelligence on global corporations.
Searches can be done on company name or ticker symbol, industry code/description (SIC or NAICS), subjects in article, geographic search, or personal name. Searches can be limited by journal name, date range, or content area.
Source of composite financial data, including balance sheet and income statement information and ratios, provided by member institutions. Arranged by industry and business size. Access includes 2 sets of data: Financial Ratios Benchmarks | Industry Default Probabilities and Cash Flow Measures.
NOTE: eStatement Studies is used to see financials for a business sector, not financials for a particular company.
Access to competitive benchmarking data. Researchers can examine industry benchmarks compiled from DandB®’s database of public and private companies, featuring 14 key business ratios in 800 lines of business. (Coverage: latest 3-5 years depending on the Industry Code.)
Archival access to Key Business Ratios. Includes benchmarking data from public and private companies. (Coverage:1979 to 3-5 years ago)
Extensive market commentary, independent investment analysis, real-time news and extensive data about a broad range of asset classes and sectors.
Information about investments, including stocks, mutual funds, options, and convertible securities, as well as special situation stocks.
There are a number of resources for gathering industry ratios. The following print sources are available in the library.
RMA annual statement studies. Philadelphia, PA: Robert Morris Associates
Location: Morris Library - Reference (Ref HF5681 .B2 R6) Latest ed.
Location: Morris Library (HF5681 .B2 R6) Earlier eds.
Provides ratios, grouped by asset size, are listed for industries and product lines, by NAICS code from the 2002 Edition onwards