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Loss Absorption Capacity

Loss absorption capacity refers to a company’s ability to withstand financial losses without becoming insolvent. It is influenced by equity, reserves, and earnings stability. This concept is important for assessing financial resilience, especially for lenders, investors, and regulators evaluating long-term sustainability.

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