Return on Capital Employed | How to Calculate ROCE Explained

Return on capital employed (ROCE) is one of the most important financial ratios used in business. It is used to measure the profitability of a business and how efficiently it uses its capital.

Watch this video to see how it is calculated and used in business.

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[brodyyk]

Didn't understand capital employed until this video
Thank you!

[TToxic]

nah, not a chance, some how you guys were able to make a video about the topic I was unsure about the day before the exam.

[frizerbee]

greetings - Where do we get the data for the industry average?

[Fluffysenpai]

My balance sheet doesn’t have operating profits or total equity

[christiansvanfeldt]

But you do realize that the size of the non current liabilities become very arbitrary as loan maturities less than 12 months are not evenly spread out

[cliffw]

i just don’t fully get why we’re adding liabilities. in my head we should be taking them away and this is the one point i get confused at