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Indicate which company is more likely to be the gift shop and which is the discount household goods store.... Return on equity (ROE).[r]

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Copyright © 2009 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill/Irwin

Statement Analysis

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8

CHAPTER

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• What are its implications ? • To whom is it important ?

Net income margin

Net income Revenue

= X 100 (%)

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• What are its implications ? • To whom is it important ?

Gross margin percent

Gross Profit Revenue

= X 100 (%)

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• What are its implications ? • To whom is it important ?

Asset turnover

Revenue Average assets

= (times)

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Return on assets (ROA)

Net income Average assets

= X 100 (%)

BASIC OF PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS

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BASIC OF PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS

ROA Net income Revenue

= X

Average assets Revenue

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Example

Chỉ tiêu Company A Company B

Revenue $6,000,000 $6,000,000 Total assets 1,200,000 6,000,000

Net Income 125,000 600,000

The following information is obtained from the financial statements of two retail companies One company is a gift shop in a resort area; the other company is a discount household goods store Neither company has any debt

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Basic of profitability analysis

Net income margin

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Return on equity (ROE)

Net income Average equity

= X 100 (%)

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ROE Net income Revenue

= X

Average assets Revenue

X

Average equity Average assets

ROE = Net income margin X Asset turnover X Asset-to-equity ratio

Profitability Efficiency

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Cautions with ROE

ROE of company A is 30%, ROE of company B is 20%

• Did Company A perform better than company B ?

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Example 2

Year 2009 VCS DAC DTC HPS

1 Net income margin (%) 17.97 22.50 15.60 12.62

2 ROA (%) 10.28 34.00 22.31 7.43

3 ROE (%) 26.51 69.02 90.11 11.96

4 ROI (%) 13.02 35.66 27.06 7.43

5 Total Liabilities-to-Total

assets ratio 0.58 0.50 0.75 0.38

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Return on invested capital (ROI)

• Return on invested capital is defined as:

• Alternatives of invested capital:

– Net operating assets – Stockholders’ equity

Income

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Return on net operating assets (RNOA)

NOPAT

(Beginning NOA + Ending NOA) / 2

NOPAT

(Beginning NOA + Ending NOA) / 2

Where

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Return on net operating assets (RNOA)

BALANCE SHEET

Operating assets OA Less operating liabilities (OL)

Net operating assets NOA

Financial liabilities FL Less financial assets (FA) Net financial obligations NFO Stockholders’ equity SE Net financing NFO + SE

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Disaggregating RNOA

RNOA =

Operating Profit margin x Operating Asset turnover

NOA Avg. Sales Sales NOPAT NOA Avg. NOPAT  

Operating Profit margin: measures operating profitability

relative to sales

Operating Asset turnover (utilization): measures effectiveness

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Return on common equity (ROCE)

Net income - Preferred dividends

(Beginning equity + Ending equity) / 2

Net income - Preferred dividends

(Beginning equity + Ending equity) / 2 Where

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Disaggregating ROCE

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Analyzing Return on Common Equity-ROCE

equity rs’

stockholde common

AveragePreferreddividends Dividendpayout

income Net

= rate growth

Equity  

Assessing Equity Growth

• Assumes earnings retention

and a constant dividend

payout

• Assesses common equity growth rate through

earnings retention

• Assumes earnings retention

and a constant dividend

payout

• Assesses common equity growth rate through

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Analyzing Return on Common Equity-ROCE

Assessing Equity Growth

Assumes internal growth depends on both earnings

retention and return earned on the earnings retained

Assumes internal growth depends on both earnings

retention and return earned on the earnings retained

rate) Payout (1 ROCE = rate growth equity e

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