Abstract
This article aims to analyze the relevance of financial and nonfinancial ratios in the evaluation of organizational performance of companies in the Brazilian electricity distribution sector. In this regard, an exploratory study was conducted, using Delphi and Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) techniques. The results show that, in relation to the financial perspective, the most important indicator is the Interest Coverage, followed by Return on Equity and Debt Profile. Those three major ratios represent approximately 60% of the total importance of the financial perspective. In the operational perspective, a balance between the ratios is observed, with a slight advantage for the EBITDA margin, FEC e DEC ratios. Finally, the analysis of socioenvironmental perspective shows that the Environmental Commitment Rate and the Aggregate Profitability of Investments are, respectively, the two most important ratios, which, together represent approximately 62% of all social and environmental perspective importance.
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