There are a few other ROIC performers:
NVIDIA: 131.76% ROIC
- Apple: 44.76% ROIC
- Microsoft: 23.26% ROIC
- Meta: 31.79% ROIC
- Taiwan Semiconductor: 25.41% ROIC
Financial service providers
- Mastercard: 46.73% ROIC
- Visa: 28.13% ROIC
Retailers
- Home Depot: 26.24% ROIC
- Costco: 20.25% ROIC
Technology Hardware
- Applied Materials: 33.41% ROIC
- Texas Instruments: 25.27% ROIC
Software and IT Services
- TCS: 83.84% ROIC
- Infosys: 39.20% ROIC
Industry and Energy
- ONGC: 36.33% ROIC
- Coal India: 32.63% ROIC
NVIDIA: 131.76% ROIC
- Apple: 44.76% ROIC
- Microsoft: 23.26% ROIC
- Meta: 31.79% ROIC
- Taiwan Semiconductor: 25.41% ROIC
Financial service providers
- Mastercard: 46.73% ROIC
- Visa: 28.13% ROIC
Retailers
- Home Depot: 26.24% ROIC
- Costco: 20.25% ROIC
Technology Hardware
- Applied Materials: 33.41% ROIC
- Texas Instruments: 25.27% ROIC
Software and IT Services
- TCS: 83.84% ROIC
- Infosys: 39.20% ROIC
Industry and Energy
- ONGC: 36.33% ROIC
- Coal India: 32.63% ROIC
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@Gomerdoc so firstly it's about ROCE and ROIC and secondly I wrote Interesting. Apple is out of it, home depot too, costco too and TSMC is actually also interesting but not tradable with me. I can't assess Meta very well so I never dared to get in and Visa and MasterCard are in with limit orders
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@topicswithhead That's clear 😉
I just wanted to point out that ROIC is of course very interesting as a key figure for investors, but perhaps not everything.
I just wanted to point out that ROIC is of course very interesting as a key figure for investors, but perhaps not everything.
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@Gomerdoc well, that's why ROIC and ROCE 10 years and 5 years avergage and they are actually decisive. Companies that have these key figures actually outperform the market in the long term. This is also self-explanatory, because your invested capital is above the 10% hurdle and your ROIC is also above the 10% hurdle, so your value creation is higher than the market return and the individual capital return.
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