RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYED (ROCE) | |||||||||
Definition | |||||||||
ROCE is a measure of the returns a company makes from its Capital Employed. It indicates the efficiency of a company's capital investments and is useful to compare performance between businesses. | |||||||||
Calculation rule | |||||||||
ROCE = EBIT/ (Working Capital + Intangible Assets + Fixed Assets) with Working Capital= Accounts Receivables + Inventories - Accounts Payable | |||||||||
Comment | |||||||||
ROCE is a good indicator of profitability, as such, it should always be higher than the cost of borrowing. | |||||||||
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