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Interest Coverage

One fundamental aspect of a company's financial health is its ability to fulfill its debt obligations. This is measured by the interest coverage ratio, which compares a company's operating income to its interest expenses. In simple terms, it reflects the company's capability to generate enough profits to cover the interest payments on its debts. As a knowledgeable professor, I urge you to keep a close eye on this ratio when analyzing a company's financial health.

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