Time Warner Cable Inc. (NYSE:TWC)

The data shows a consistent upward trend in revenue over the ten-year period, indicating steady growth in the company's sales. Starting from approximately 11,767 million US dollars in 2006, revenue increased each year, reaching nearly 23,697 million US dollars by the end of 2015. This suggests effective business expansion or enhanced market demand during this timeframe.

Total assets, in contrast, exhibit fluctuations rather than a clear linear trend. The asset base grew modestly from 55,743 million US dollars in 2006 to a peak of 56,600 million in 2007, followed by a significant decline to 43,694 million in 2009. Subsequently, total assets gradually increased again, reaching 49,277 million by 2015. This pattern could reflect strategic asset optimization, divestitures, or adjustments in asset valuation during certain years.

The total asset turnover ratio improved steadily over the period, moving from 0.21 in 2006 to 0.48 in 2015. This ratio measures the efficiency in using assets to generate revenue. The continuous increase indicates that the company has become progressively more efficient in leveraging its asset base to produce sales, despite the fluctuations in total assets.

Revenue

Shows a consistent annual increase, more than doubling over the decade, reflecting strong sales growth.

Total Assets

Exhibits variability with a dip during 2008-2009, followed by gradual recovery and stabilization in later years.

Total Asset Turnover

Demonstrates a positive trend with nearly a doubling in efficiency, indicating better asset utilization to generate revenue over time.