Fixed Asset Turnover Ratio Calculator

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Total sales for the period minus returns and allowances. Use the income-statement figure, not gross sales.
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Net book value of property, plant, and equipment at the START of the period (gross PP&E minus accumulated depreciation).
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Net book value of property, plant, and equipment at the END of the period (gross PP&E minus accumulated depreciation).
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Select the sector closest to your company. Fixed asset intensity varies dramatically by industry, so benchmarks are only meaningful within a sector.
Fixed Asset Turnover RatioAverage efficiency
2x

Net Revenue / Average Fixed Assets

Average Fixed Assets5,000,000
Revenue per Asset Unit2
Sector Benchmark (low)1x
Sector Benchmark (high)3x
Your fixed asset turnover2
Sector benchmark (low)1
Sector benchmark (high)3

Fixed asset turnover of 2.00x - within the typical industry range.

  • Your average fixed assets are 5,000,000, and each unit of those assets generates 2.00x in revenue.
  • At 2.00x, you fall within the typical 1.0-3.0x range for general. This suggests adequate but not exceptional asset efficiency.
  • Always compare against companies with similar capital structures; a single period snapshot can be skewed by recent large purchases or disposals.

Next stepCompare this ratio across at least three consecutive periods to identify trends. A declining ratio may signal over-investment or slowing sales; a rising ratio typically reflects improving operational efficiency.

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