ROE
ROE t = NI t / EQ t-1
RNOA (profitability of operations)
RNOA t = NOI t / NOA t-1
DuPont Analyse
ROE = RNOA + (RNOA - i * (1- tax rate)) * (NFO / EQ)
ROE = RNOA +(RNOA - NBC) * (NFO / EQ)
NBC -> net borrowing cost ( NBC = NFE / NFO after tax)
i = NFE/NFO (before tax)
Net operating assets
Measures how much capital does the company need to maintain its day-to day operations
(net amount of past cash flows tied into operations and not yet used up)
NOA = EQ + NFO
NOA = OA - OL
Net Financial Obligations
NFO measueres the company’s net debt -> extent on which company relies on external financing
(NFO positive -> company is et debtor)
NFO = FL - FA
Net Operating Income
Operating profit independent from financing decision -> profit earned if company wouldn’t have any debt
NOI = NI + NFE
NOI = (EBIT + non operating income) * (1 - tax rate) + other income + discontinued operations
(non operating income -> Impairment, Gain/Loss on disposal etc.)
Net Financing Expense
Cost of debt financing after tax
NFE = Interest Expense * (1 - tax rate) + preferred dividends + minority interst in earnings
Possible origin of differences in NOA
Turnover Ratio -> Capital Efficiency
Intangible + Goodwill per NOA (Capital tied up without generating revenue)
RoU-Assets
Cash-Conversion-Cycle
Business trade-off margin- turnover
Cost leadership -> low NOI margin & high NOA turnover
Differentiation strategy -> high NOI margin & low NOA turnover
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