ROIC Less NNEP Spread (ROIC-NNEP)
The financial metric "ROIC Less NNEP Spread" (ROIC-NNEP) is a calculation that compares a company's return on invested capital (ROIC) to its net new equity issuance percentage (NNEP) spread. ROIC measures how efficiently a company is utilizing its capital to generate profits, while NNEP measures the percentage change in equity issuance over a given period.
A high ROIC-NNEP spread suggests that a company is generating strong returns on its capital while limiting the dilution of its shares through equity issuance. This can be an indicator of a well-managed company with a sustainable business model. A low or negative ROIC-NNEP spread may indicate that a company is struggling to generate profits or is resorting to increased equity issuance to fund its operations, which can be a concern for investors.
Overall, ROIC-NNEP can provide investors with valuable insight into a company's financial health and management strategy.
Additional Details
Metric Name | Type | Default Period Type |
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roic_nnep_spread | fin_metric | FY |
Formatting Details
Data Format | Display Format | Unit |
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float | perc | percentage |