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Easton's objective is the repayment of the loan, with interest. The debt/equity ratio is one indicator of a firm's long-term debt repayment ability, and a low debt/equity ratio is desirable. CompGo has the highest debt/equity ratio of the three companies, which is undesirable. Therefore, it is not the best choice to fulfill Easton's objective.
Easton's objective is the repayment of the loan, with interest. Astor's low debt/equity ratio and low degree of financial leverage are an indication of its long-term debt repayment ability. A firm with low financial leverage has less risk of financial failure and of defaulting on the loan than a firm with higher leverage would, so lending to Astor would best fulfill Easton's objective.
This is not a true statement. One of the firms will fulfill Easton's objective better than the others.
Easton's objective is the repayment of the loan, with interest. A high net profit margin, if it is sustained for more than one year, is a good indicator of the firm's ability to repay a loan. However, a high degree of financial leverage is not a good sign. SysGen's degree of financial leverage is higher than the industry average. A firm with high financial leverage has a greater risk of financial failure and of defaulting on the loan if sales and profits should drop in future years.