UNIVERSAL PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT & ACQ COR (OVER THE COUNTER)
A company’s ability to operate profitably can be measured directly by measuring its return on assets. ROA (Return On Assets) is the ratio of a company’s net profit to its total assets, expressed as a percentage.
Return on Assets (%) (125.50) (%) Income After Taxes x 100 (5.88) x 100 Average Total Assets 4.68
Return on Assets in 2004 was -1130 its now -125.50 (you do the math JP)
ROA measures how well a company’s management uses its assets to generate profits. It is a better measure of operating efficiency than ROE, which only measures how much profit is generated on the shareholders equity but ignores debt funding. This ratio is particularly relevant for banks which typically have huge assets.
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