ROE= NET INCOME/ AVERAGE SHARE HOLDER EQUITY*100 | |||||
NET INCOME= 18000 |
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SHARE SHOLDER EQUITY= 260000 | |||||
18000/260000*100 | |||||
6.92 |
ROIC= NET OPERATING PROFIT AFTER TAX/INVESTED CAPITAL | |||||||
NET OPERATING PROFIT AFTER TAX = 18000(1-60)+6000=51000*/(1-40)= 30600 | |||||||
INVESTED CAPITAL = LONG TERM DEBT + CAPITAL= 260000+70000=330000 | |||||||
ROIC = 30600/330000*100 | |||||||
9.27 |
Ch 04: End-of-Chapter Problems - Analysis of Financial Statements < Back to Assignment Attempts: Keep the...
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