The actual money you are using to run your business. This excludes money sitting in deposit accounts.
it stands for return on capital employed...
return on capital employed
It mens that how much share capital of company is employed by using debt by issuing bonds or other debt instruments and how much portion of share capital employed by using capital from the share holders of company which is called equity capital.
It is the same
return on capital = earnings before interest and tax / capital employed * 100
Capital Employed = Fixed assets + current assets - current Liabilities
Capital employed is shown as partners share capital in balance sheet or partners capital statement.
Normally expressed in percentages, Return on Capital Employed measures the returns particular business gets from capital employed which is calculated based on the company's equity.
It is similar to Return on capital employed (ROCE).
To calculate the net profit/losses and other accounts (Return On Capital Employed, Capital Employed, Working Capital, etc) of a particular business.
it stands for return on capital employed...
return on capital employed
It mens that how much share capital of company is employed by using debt by issuing bonds or other debt instruments and how much portion of share capital employed by using capital from the share holders of company which is called equity capital.
The return on capital employed is used to measures the profitability of a company and how its capital is obtained. Simply stated it is ROCE=Earnings before interest and tax divided by capital employed. Capital employed is a total of debt and equity, or assets and liabilities). The return on capital employed if high will always show that the company is operating well because it will usually be higher than the company cost. Once it is lower than the company cost, something is not being done right, and the company begins to lose money and value.
Capital was invested in factories that employed the workforce
Capital was invested in factories that employed the workforce
It mens that how much share capital of company is employed by using debt by issuing bonds or other debt instruments and how much portion of share capital employed by using capital from the share holders of company which is called equity capital.