Return on Net worth
The return on net worth refers, how much percentage of
the money earned by equity investment. Generally, the company’s balance sheet
divided as three parts such as, Assets, liabilities, and Equity. The
share-holders equity column shows equity investment and retain earnings of the
company.
Simply put,
Total assets will be subtracted from liability the remaining amount is equity
or net worth. A company’s net profit after paid off dividend its remaining
amount will be added into share-holders equity. If increase the company’s net
profit which will come back to share-holders equity. So, Return on Net worth or
Return on Equity are more benefit form equity holder perspective mot an
investor.
Return on Equity = share holders Equity
Net profit
How much profit generate through share-holders
financing then how much profit get through it. Here, assets and borrowed money are
not consider in ROE. In other words,
By measuring the ROE, the stock market can find out
whether this investment is lucrative or expensive. Increasing ROE that shows,
company efficiently control operating cost without additional finance. Surging
of the ROE and EBITDA margin are a good sign to investors sooner market will
respond to that Good numbers as a result stock price will soar. Spiral down of
ROE would signify inefficiency of management as a result stock price will
decline.
The ROE above 15% which stock will be considered as
growth at the same time below 10% the stock market will punish that stock for
low return. probably, technology stock and service sector industries would show
higher ROE. Capital intensive sector industries would show moderate
profits.
Return on Equity is key indicator when taking
the stock investment decision. The investors can figure out a company’s
valuation further, investor should evaluate some other important ratios with
ROE.
The price Book ratio is slight differ from ROE. The price
book ratio which calculated total assets and also count Debt amount. But ROE would
take only net share-holders value. When Surging ROE while declining P/B ratio,
company’s liability is increasing dramatically. Likewise, increasing of ROE
along with increasing of P/B ratio which means the company is growing rapidly
and manage their share-holders fund efficiently.
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