T has a PE Ratio of 16.9%, while the Information Technology Industry's PE Ratio is 17.2%. A lower PE Ratio is usually seen as better.

T has a EPS Growth 3Y of -17.2%, while the Information Technology Industry's EPS Growth 3Y is -2.3%. A lower EPS Growth 3Y is usually seen as better.

T has a Payout Ratio TTM of 51.8%, while the Information Technology Industry's Payout Ratio TTM is 46.1%. A lower Payout Ratio TTM is usually seen as better.

T has a ROE (Return on Equity) of 10.5%, while the Information Technology Industry's ROE (Return on Equity) is -25.5%. A lower ROE (Return on Equity) is usually seen as better.

T has a Current Ratio Annual of 0.7%, while the Information Technology Industry's Current Ratio Annual is 0.8%. A lower Current Ratio Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a Quick Ratio Annual of 0.6%, while the Information Technology Industry's Quick Ratio Annual is 0.7%. A lower Quick Ratio Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a ROA (Return on Assets) of 2.8%, while the Information Technology Industry's ROA (Return on Assets) is -13.2%. A lower ROA (Return on Assets) is usually seen as better.

T has a Asset Turnover TTM of 0.3%, while the Information Technology Industry's Asset Turnover TTM is 0.7%. A lower Asset Turnover TTM is usually seen as better.

T has a Net Interest Coverage Annual of 6.2%, while the Information Technology Industry's Net Interest Coverage Annual is -1.1%. A lower Net Interest Coverage Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a Net Profit Margin Annual of 8.9%, while the Information Technology Industry's Net Profit Margin Annual is -15.3%. A lower Net Profit Margin Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a PB (Price-to-Book) Annual of 1.6%, while the Information Technology Industry's PB (Price-to-Book) Annual is 2.2%. A lower PB (Price-to-Book) Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a ROI (Return on Investment) Annual of 4.8%, while the Information Technology Industry's ROI (Return on Investment) Annual is -11.8%. A lower ROI (Return on Investment) Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a Inventory Turnover Annual of 22.1%, while the Information Technology Industry's Inventory Turnover Annual is 16.8%. A lower Inventory Turnover Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a Long Term Debt/Equity Annual of 1.1%, while the Information Technology Industry's Long Term Debt/Equity Annual is 0.4%. A lower Long Term Debt/Equity Annual is usually seen as better.

T has a Total Debt/Total Equity Annual of 1.2%, while the Information Technology Industry's Total Debt/Total Equity Annual is 0.5%. A lower Total Debt/Total Equity Annual is usually seen as better.