This study analyzes the firm’s past five years’ financial performance on a selection of critical liquidity and solvency ratios to test short- and long-term health. The findings indicate a modest downward trend in liquidity, evidenced by declining current and net working capital ratios but still above average industry standards. Quick ratio is steady, showing sufficient liquid assets, while the low and persistent cash ratio indicates a dependence on inventory and receivables for obligation fulfillment. Capital deployment between fixed and current assets is well-balanced, and the firm has a conservative capital structure with low and steady debt-to-equity and debt ratios, which shows negligible financial risk. Overall, although the liquidity position of the company has declined marginally, its conservative leverage and stable asset allocation indicate continued financial stability, although ongoing monitoring of the trends in working capital is suggested for the purpose of maintaining operating flexibility and growth prospects.