ROIC Drivers - DuPont Model
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Breaking return on invested capital (ROIC) into NOPAT Margin and Average Invested Capital Turns provides insights into the operating vs. capital efficiency of businesses, aka DuPont Analysis.
NOPAT/Revenue is the NOPAT Margin, which measures the operating efficiency of businesses. Revenue/Average Invested Capital equals Average Invested Capital Turns, which measure the capital efficiency of businesses.
When you multiply the NOPAT Margin by Invested Capital Turns, Revenue cancels out, and we have NOPAT/Average Invested Capital or ROIC.
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Companies with similar ROICs can have very different business models and only by analyzing NOPAT margin and invested capital turns can we determine where there may be the most opportunity for improvement.
This paper compares our analysis on a mega cap company to other major providers.
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