Performance Management: Part 2 - Module 5 Flashcards
Return on Investment (ROI)
ROI provides for the assessment of a company’s percentage return relative to its capital investment risk. The ROI is an ideal performance measure for investment strategic business units.
ROI Formula =
ROI = Income / Investment Capital
or
ROI = Profit margin x Investment turnover
ROI Flowchart
Return on Investment (ROI)
= Profit Margin x Investment turnover
= Income / Sales Sales / Invested Capital
Return on Assets
ROA = Net Income / Average total assets
Return on Equity Formula
ROE = Net Income / Equity
DuPont ROE =
DuPont ROE =
Net profit margin x Asset T/O x Financial Leverage
Net Income / Sales x Sales / Assets x Assets / Equity
OR
DuPont ROE = ROA X Financial Leverage
Extended DuPont Model
Extended DuPont Model further breaks out Net Profit Margin into 3 distinct components: Tax burden, interest burden, & the operating income margin.
Tax Burden - extent to which a company retains profits after paying taxes
Tax burden = Net Income / Pretax income
Interest Burden - reflects how much in pretax income a company retains after paying interest to debt holders
Interest burden = Pretax income / EBIT
EBIT MARGIN = Operating Income margin - is a measure of company profits earned on sales after paying operating & nonoperating costs (other than interest & taxes).
EBIT Margin = EBIT / Sales
Extended DuPont ROE Formula - The last two components of the ROE calculation remain the same, with extended model
Extended DuPont ROE =
Tax bur. x Interest Bur. x EBIT Mar. x Asset T/O x Fin Lev
= NI / Pretax Income x Pretax Income / EBIT X
EBIT / Sales x Sales / Assets x Assets/Equity
Pass Key
Average assets &; average equity should be used when calculating ROE. However, if a CPA Exam question only gives ending assets and/or ending equity, these amounts may be used to calculate ROE.
Residual Income
RI measures the excess of actual income earned by an investment over the return required by the company. The rate of return/hurdle rate for the company may be its WACC, cost of equity, or it may simply be the return established by management as a target rate.
Residual Income Formula
RI = Net income(IS) - minus Required return(WACC)
WHERE
Required return = Net book value (Equity) x Hurdle rate
Economic Value Added - measures the excess of income after taxes (not counting interest expense) earned by an investment over the return rate defined by the company’s overall cost of capital (WACC)
Economic value added = Net operating profit after taxes (NOPAT) - minus Required return
WHERE:
Required return = Investment x wacc
Net Profit Margin
Net Profit Margin is a measure of an entity’s profitability. Measure of operating efficiency.
Profit Margin = Net Income / Sales
Solve for NI —Profit Margin = Investment / Asset T/O
Asset Turnover
Asset T/O - measure of how successfully the company uses assets to generate sales. Degree of efficiency with which a company is using its assets
Asset T/O = Sales / Assets
Financial Leverage
measures percentage of capital structure funded with equity relative to debt. Should always be > 1.
Investment T/O
Investment T/O = Sales / Average Investment
Investment(can equal)
Investment = PP&E + Average total working capital
ROE is best used as a……
comparative measure for CY & PY or to compare to different industries
Net Income(can equal)
Sales x Return on Sales