Profitability

What is ROIC (Return on Invested Capital)?

ROIC measures how well a company generates returns on ALL capital invested in the business — both equity and debt — making it the purest measure of business quality.

Formula

ROIC = NOPAT ÷ Invested Capital

How to Interpret

A company creates value only when ROIC exceeds its cost of capital (WACC). ROIC > 15% sustained over 5+ years signals an exceptional business.

Typical Ranges

Above 15% is strong. Above 20% sustained = likely economic moat.

Analyze ROIC (Return on Invested Capital) by Sector

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