Return on Capital Employed是与优先股股东和债

Return on Capital Employed compared with bondholders and preferred shareholders, common shareholders return on investment is not fixed. This ratio is used as common shareholders investment rate of return index level. Return on Capital Employed decreased from 49 percent in 2013 to 34% in 2014, a phenomenon that is not good. Because it shows that corporate profitability is declining, the rate of return on common shareholders investment may become low. Negative factors will affect this ratio are: decline in operating income (probably due to increased sales or decreased cost of sales or expenses), increase the number of common shareholders will affect this rate.

Return on Capital Employed is an individual shareholder and bondholders whose return on investment is not fixed. This ratio is used as an indicator of the level of roI of common shareholders. Return on Capital Employed fell from 49% in 2013 to 34% in 2014, which is not good. Because this indicates a decline in the company's profitability, the return on investment of common shareholders may be lower. "The downside to this ratio is that the decline in operating income (perhaps due to a decline in sales or an increase in the cost of sales or expenses) will affect the ratio.

Return on capital employed is the investment return rate of common shareholders is not fixed compared with preferred shareholders and bondholders. This ratio is used as an indicator of the level of return on investment of common shareholders. Return on capital employed declined from 49% in 2013 to 34% in 2014, which is not a good phenomenon. Because this shows that the company's profitability is declining, the return on investment of common shareholders may be lower. The adverse factors that will affect this ratio are: the decrease of operating revenue (possibly due to the decrease of sales or the increase of selling cost or expense), and the increase of the number of common shareholders will affect this ratio.<br>