As the main source of information, financial statements present the final stage of accounting data analysis. Financial statements are an invaluable source of information, and they have an important role in reaching quality decisions on the company’s future activities and business operations. Given their interconnectedness, financial statements offer a complete picture of the company’s business operations. Interest groups select information in order to effectively determine the company’s financial status, business results, future strategy, as well as to optimize the current state of assets and capital and ultimately decide whether they wish to do business with or invest into the company. Various essential instruments and procedures applied in the financial statement analysis include the following: horizontal and vertical analysis, single indicators, composite indicators and synthetic indicators. Single indicators of the financial statement analysis compare two or more positions in order to obtain value of a single indicator that is then classified into the following groups: solvency, debt, activity, cost effectiveness and return. Composite and synthetic indicators provide the assessment of the company’s business and financial status. Most often used systems include the DuPont indicator system, Altman’s Z-score model, Kralicek’s DF indicator, and BEX index model. The objective of this thesis is to use the previously listed indicators in order to analyze financial statements of the Center for Vehicles of Croatia for the 2016 – 2022 period, compare the indicators with two more companies from the same sector, and therefore evaluate the chosen company’s business operations.