Return On Assets (EBITDA)
Helps You Identify If
- Your Asset Investments Are Performing Well
- Your Sales Revenues Are Steady Compared To Your Assets
- Your Business Is Adequately Employing Assets
What is my return on assets? Asset utilisation ratios are used to measure the return on the assets and capital employed in your business. They are a good measure of efficiency within a business, and to keep an eye on over time, as assets do become less effective over time.
How do you measure the value generated by your company assets? The ROA is a great of doing this, and an indicator of company asset efficiency. Please assess this over time. In Jazoodle, we assess and compare ROA across financial years as well as on an individual monthly basis.
The profit or return generated by your total assets (current and fixed). Assets are capital, equipment or other items that are used in order to develop or generate revenues. For our measure, we assess returns net of accounting choices or one-off incomes and expenses as well as depreciation.
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Definition used:
Your company’s ROA is calculated by the following:
Earnings Before Interest, Tax And Depreciation
divided by
Total Assets
Your ROA can be improved in a number of ways, these including:
- Manage your asset base accordingly
- Increase sales revenues without a similar increase in assets
- Invest in more profitable asset classes or equipment
- Invest in process efficiencies internally