Ranked from the filings of the
companies this site has read, under
.
50 of them report a figure for this; the rest are absent rather than
ranked last, because a filing that does not carry a number is not a company that scores
badly on it.
Operating income ÷ (total assets − current liabilities) × 100
Capital employed is everything the company owns less what it owes within the year, so it counts the whole asset base rather than only the part funded by investors. Return on capital nets cash out and counts only the funded part; this one does neither, which is why it reads lower for the same company.
a wider base than return on invested capital, so it reads lower for the same filer. Not moved by how the balance sheet is funded, which return on equity is
It is not advice, and a high place is not a recommendation. A company can lead on one
measure and fail on every other; that is the reason this site scores five dimensions
rather than one and lets you weigh them yourself.
It also ranks only what has been read. A company whose filings are not in this database
cannot appear here however well it would have done, and a company whose filing does not
tag this figure is absent rather than last.