In analysing shares as investments, return on assets is calculated to show how much profit a company is making on the assets used in its business. Return on assets = (Earnings before interest & tax / Total assets) x100 = %.
refers to the ratio of net income after tax (NIAT) to average assets.
Net income (or profit) before extraordinary items, interest expense, income taxes and minority interest, divided by average total assets. Indicates how effectively a company is employing its assets.
A measure of profitability that shows how efficiently a company is using its assets; net income divided by average total assets.
Financial measure calculated by dividing profit by assets.
The ratio of operating income divided by total assets employed that indicates the relative operating efficiency of an organization.
Shows the income generated as a percentage of a company's assets. It is calculated by dividing net income by total assets.
The net profit divided by the business's assets. This indicates the profitability of the business and its efficiency in using its assets. This ratio is calculated using the following formula: ROA = Net Profit / Total Assets
Gross profits earned, expressed as a percentage of total assets. This is a widely followed measure of profitability.
The ratio of net income to total assets. This ratio provides a measure of how profitably and efficiently a firm is employing its assets.
A percentage calculated by dividing net income after tax by total assets. Annual income is usually used in the numerator; however, the annualized income for a month, quarter, or half year can be used. Period-end assets is often used in this calculation; however, average assets for the period is more accurate. This ratio is a measurement of how profitably assets are used in an enterprise. Firms in different industries usually have quite different returns on assets. This ratio is best used to compare firms in the same industry.
is the net income divided by total assets for the fiscal year indicated.
(PAT / Total Assets)*100 It is the profit after tax divided by the total assets as at the end of that year/period. It measures how profitably the assets of the company have been utilised. Companies with high asset base in capital-intensive industry such as fertilisers and steel tend to have a lower Return on Assets than companies selling branded products such as toothpaste and soaps, which may have a lower asset base.
Annualized Net Profit divided by average assets. A performance measure of all Sales, Expense, Assets (SEA). (Also known as Operating Effectiveness.)
A common measure of profitability based upon the amount of assets invested. ROA is equal to the ratio of net income to total assets.
(ROA) - The ratio of a company's annual net income to the total assets on its balance sheet. ROA is usually measured using the assets on the balance sheet at the end of the prior year, since the current year's income increases the current year's assets, thereby making the percentage return look smaller. What may be considered a good percentage return on assets varies widely with the industry in question.
An investors return on assets is an indicator of the profitability of the investments and is calculated by taking the investor's income from the last 12 month period divided by the assets from the most recent quarter.
The latest 12 months' net income divided by the total assets from the most recent quarter.
Calculated by dividing net profit after tax by total assets.
Net income for a time period divided by total assets. This ratio is often used to measure profitability or the efficiency with which assets are being employed. Higher values for this ratio indicate better financial performance. The specific value obtained for a business should be evaluated in relation to the returns that can be obtained from alternative investments of capital.
Indicator of profitability shown as a percentage. Determined by dividing net income for the past twelve months by total assets.
Operating income plus financial revenues expressed as a percentage of the average balance sheet total.
A profitability ratio measured using 12 months net income divided by assets. This is equivalent to return on sales multiplied by turnover.
Net earnings of a company divided by its assets.
( Profit (Loss) x 100 ) / Total Assets
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Measures the after-tax and after-debt service profitability of a company.
Measures profitability by reporting the percentage earned on assets; calculated by dividing 12 months of net income by total assets.
A performance ratio based on a retailer's net sales, net profit, and total assets.
(ROA) A ratio that measures how well a company is generating profit from its assets. It is calculated by dividing a company's annual earnings (net income) by its total assets.
A measure of a company`s profitability, calculated by dividing the net income by the total amount of assets.
The company's net income divided by average assets for the annual period under consideration. Net Income, for purposes of this calculation, is after adding back interest expense on an after tax basis.
This value is the Income After Taxes for the trailing twelve months divided by the Average Total Assets, expressed as a percentage. Average Total Assets is calculated by adding the Total Assets for year end plus year ago period divided by 2..
Formula: Profit from operations plus financial income as a percentage of average capital employed.
an indicator of profitability, determined by dividing net income by total average assets.
Net income for the previous 12 months divided by total assets. See: return on owner's equity (ROE).
A ratio in dollars of a company's net profit in relation to its net worth, calculated by dividing the company's net profit after taxes by its net worth.
Describes a non-financial company's ability to achieve a return on invested capital. It is calculated as the company's profit before interest (primary operating result) as a ratio of its assets.
A financial measure of the relative income-producing value of an asset.
A measure of a company's profitability; equal to a fiscal year's earnings divided by its total assets, expressed as a percentage.
A percentage calculated by dividing net income after tax by total assets. This ratio is best used to compare within the same industry usually using average assets for a period to be more accurate.
(Financial ratio analysis based) A financial analysis tool measuring performance of assets. ROA is a common measure of profitability based upon the amount of assets invested and is typically derived by (a) dividing net income by average total assets or (b) dividing net income available to common stockholders by average total assets.
Indicator of profitability. Determined by dividing net income for the past 12 months by total assets. Result is shown as a percentage.
Net income as a percentage of average assets.
The rate of investment return a company earns on its assets. ROA is determined by dividing net income from the past 12 months by total assets. The result is shown as a percentage. Unlike ROE, ROA ignores a company's liabilities.
Ratio which measures the return a company generates from its total Assets.
The amount earned per year on the assets of a company, usually expressed as a percentage. Net income divided by total assets. A measure of the net income a firm’s management is able to earn with the firm’s total assets.
the measure of money earned as a percentage of assets. Calculated by dividing total assets into net income. (Net Income / Total Assets) Page 331
Identifies a business’ return in relation to its total asset size. This measure is usually expressed as a percent. The ratio is defined as: Profit before Taxes/Total Assets. The higher the figure, the higher the return generated by a business’ management from its use of business assets.
The latest 12 month's net earnings divided by the total assets from the most recent quarter.
A company's net earnings divided by its total assets.
An indicator of profitability, calculated as net profits after tax divided by the company’s total assets. The ratio helps a firm examine how effectively it uses its available assets. i.e. its ability to generate profits from available assets. Français: Rentabilité des actifs Español: Rendimiento de los activos
A company's net income divided by the total value of its assets.
Operating income (net profit) divided by total assets.
Net income divided by total assets. Often used as an indicator of profitability.
A ratio calculated by dividing the company's EBIT (net income) by total assets. The ROA is one of the most commonly used profitability ratios.
Profitability ratio which measures the return a company has generated through the use of its total assets.
A financial measurement that indicates how efficiently a bank's assets are being employed. It is usually calculated by dividing net profits by average total assets.
A percentage calculated by dividing a company's net income from the previous year by its common stockholder equity. Indicator of profitability.
The Return on Assets (ROA) percentage shows how profitable a company's assets are in generating revenue.