Industry & Company Analysis Flashcards
ROIC
=net operating profit adjusted for taxes (NOPLAT) / invested capital (operating assets - operating liabilities)
Return to both debt and equity; preferable to ROE sometimes bc allows comparison across firms with different capital structures.
Firms with higher ROIC are likely exploiting some competitive advantage in the production and/or sale of their products.
Return on capital employed
Similar to ROIC but uses pretax operating earnings in the numerator to facilitate comparison between companies that face different tax rates
Gross interest expense
Depends on Amount of debt outstanding (gross debt) and interest rates
Net debt
Gross debt minus cash, cash equivalents, and short-term securities
Net interest expense
Gross interest expense minus interest income on cash and short-term debt securities owned