ROE - Yearly
The ROE Yearly category helps evaluate the sustained efficiency of a company’s capital usage by measuring its long-term return on equity performance.
This metric highlights structural improvements or declines in profitability and is commonly used to assess business quality, capital allocation effectiveness, and shareholder value creation over multiple fiscal years.
Return on Equity Growth Rate
X Years (%)
Return on Equity Growth Rate over X years is calculated using a trailing four-quarter method starting from the latest reported quarter. The Return on Equity Growth Rate is the percentage difference between the Return on Equity of a given quarter and that from the same quarter in the previous year. The data is adjusted on a non-GAAP basis to exclude one-time transactions, providing a clearer view of underlying performance.
This metric is useful for assessing whether a company has consistently improved its capital efficiency over time. A rising ROE growth rate may indicate enhanced profitability, better reinvestment of retained earnings, or stronger operational leverage. A declining trend may suggest deteriorating margins or less effective use of shareholder capital.
Available for 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 years ago.
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Short Name: ROE Growth - X Years (%)