Use the information in the provided balance sheet to calculate the debt ratio of Mokoena Trading at $28$ January $2022.$

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$\backslash$table$[[$Mokoena Trading$],[$Balance Sheet $($in millions$)],[$Cash and cash equivalent,Jan $31,2022,$Jan $31,2021],[$Account receivables, net,$4700,4312],[$Inventories$,4433,3650],[$Total current assets,$456,327],[$Total assets,$16587,10900],[,21215,17899],[$Total current liabilities,,$],[$Long term debt,$14136,10800],[$Total liabilities,$505,566],[,13730,13444],[$Common stock,,$],[$Retained earnings,$8200,6890],[$Total stockholders' equity,$9120,6122]]$

Use the above information to calculate the current ratio of VERMAX at $31$

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January $2020.$

$\backslash$table$[[$VERMAX$],[$Assets $($millions$)],[$Current assets:,$],[$Cash$,31-$Jan$-20],[$Shirt term investments,$4232],[$Account receivables,$406],[$Inventories$,],[$Other$,2566],[$Total current assets,$340],[$Property$,$ plant and equipment,$1394],[$Long$-$term investments,$8938],[$Other noncurrent assets,$912],[$Total assets,$5233],[,344],[$Liabilities $($millions$),15427],[$Account payable,$5900],[$Accrued and other,$2944],[$Total current liablitites,$8844],[$Long$-$term debt,$506],[$Other$,1158],[$Total liabilities,$10508]]$