Question 11
Using the financial information below, calculate company XYZ's ROA (adjusted for debt financing). Enter your answer as a decimal with four places of precision (i.e. 0.1234).
Formula to calculate Return On Asset, ROA = Net Income/Average Assets
where, Net Income = net earnings/net income in a financial year
Average Assets = present year's assets plus previous year's assets divided by 2
Given, Net Income = 2000
Average Assets = (32000+26500)/2 = 29250
ROA = 2000/29250 = 0.0684 = 6.84%
Hence the answer is = 0.0684
This means that the profit earned per rupee by the company is 6.84 paise.
Question 11 Using the financial information below, calculate company XYZ's ROA (adjusted for debt financing). Enter...
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