Return on Equity (EBITDA)
Helps You Identify If
- Your Business Is Over Or Under Capitalised
- Your Funding Structure Is Correct
- Your Whole Of Business Productivity Is Changing
- Your Average Monthly Expenditures Are Changing
What is my return on equity? Asset utilisation ratios are used to measure the return on the labour and capital employed in your business. Thus, company efficiencies are measured using asset utilisation KPIs.
How do you measure the value generated by your company equity amounts? The ROE is a great way of doing this, and an indicator of company efficiency. In Jazoodle, we assess both the financial year as well as on an individual monthly basis. The number of employees is recorded within the Jazoodle application, and in the “Employee” section.
The amount of profit earned in a period (without the effects of depreciations etc) in relation to total shareholders funds (Capital, Retained earnings, current earnings)
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Definition used:
Your company’s ROE is calculated by the following:
total net profit
divided by
Total shareholder’s funds (Share capital, Retained Earnings and current earnings)
Your equity return can be improved in a number of ways, including:
- Improve sales revenues from profitable product lines
- Reduce internal process inefficiencies
- Negotiate more favourable direct goods supplies
- Reduce non productive overheads
- Ensure your expenses are managed effectively
- Manage your capital structure accordingly