Case Study – How To Calculate Return On Capital Employed ROCE: Part 3

Today, we talked about how to calculate Return On Capital Employed (ROCE) and Why I calculate it this way. This is Part 3 of 4 of this topic.

In this series, you’ll learn my entire process from the beginning to the end of valuations and evaluations. We also talk about how I find companies to research further.

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In this video, you can see how I find stocks to research like this.

At first, a couple of weeks ago, I showed you my analysis and thoughts on French company Dassault Systemes (DASTY). Then told you why even though it had massive margins I wouldn’t invest in it now.

After that, I showed you my analysis and thoughts on the Japanese company Fanuc Corp (FANUY) and why I won’t be investing in it. In addition, I also share a tip on how to potentially spot problems with companies whose margins fall a lot in a short period of time.

Today, let’s take a couple of steps back though and answer the question –How To Calculate Return On Capital Employed ROCE Part 3

Let’s get to it

Case Study – How To Calculate Return On Capital Employed

How To Calculate Return On Capital Employed ROCE Part 3

In the 11- the minute video above, I showed you the following things:

  • How to calculate ROCE
  • Why I calculate it this way
  • What it shows
  • The % return I look for
  • And more…

Here are the resources related to this topic:

ROIC

ROCE

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