Kindly note that this is module of ( Financial Statement Analysis ) and attached my units that I am studding. it should be considered while doing the assessment please. 31121977_1units 1-3.pdf 31121977_2units 4-6.pdf 31121977_3units 7-10.pdf please note that I am attaching a formulae sheet which should help you to calculate the ratios. thank you 31121910_1Ratio sheet with formulae 1.xls we need to go to Marks & Spencer's website to analyze their Annual report and then compare it to other two companies of our choice. If we cant attach the whole report for M&S, then we can please attach a screenshot of the financial statements, or maybe can include screen shots of the financial statements I got first rated like this solution and I appreciate it, the solution itself shows all the critical views of managements and the time work, addition to it the way to manner a company.

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