Invested Capital Growth

Invested Capital Growth (ICG) is a financial metric that measures the change in a company's invested capital over a specified period of time. Invested capital comprises the total amount of capital that a company has invested in its operations, including equity, debt, and other forms of financing.

ICG is calculated by subtracting the beginning invested capital from the ending invested capital and dividing the result by the beginning invested capital. The resulting percentage indicates how much the company's invested capital has grown or declined over the period.

ICG is an important metric for investors because it shows how effectively a company is using its capital to generate growth. A higher ICG indicates that a company is investing its capital wisely and generating strong returns, while a lower ICG may suggest that a company is not investing its capital effectively.

Additional Details

Metric Name	Type	Default Period Type
invested_capital_growth	fin_metric	FY

Formatting Details

Data Format	Display Format	Unit
float	perc	percentage