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Graphical representation of DuPont analysis. DuPont analysis From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia DuPont Analysis (also known as the dupont identity, DuPont equation, DuPont Model or the DuPont method) is an expression which breaks ROE (return on equity) into three parts. The name comes from the DuPont Corporation that started using this formula in the 1920s. Contents 1 Basic formula 2 ROE analysis 2.1 Examples 2.1.1 High margin industries 2.1.2 High turnover industries 2.1.3 High leverage industries 3 ROA and ROE ratio 4 References 5 External links Basic formula ROE = (Profit margin)*(Asset turnover)*(Equity multiplier) = (Net profit/Sales)*(Sales/Assets)* (Assets/Equity)= (Net Profit/Equity) Profitability (measured by profit margin) Operating efficiency (measured by asset turnover) Financial leverage (measured by equity multiplier) ROE analysis The Du Pont identity breaks down Return on Equity (that is, the returns that investors receive from the firm) into three distinct elements. This analysis enables the analyst to understand the source of superior (or inferior) return by comparison with companies in similar industries (or between industries). The Du Pont identity is less useful for industries such as investment banking, in which the underlying elements are not meaningful. Variations of the Du Pont identity have been developed for industries where the elements are weakly meaningful.

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  • 25/05/2015 DuPontanalysisWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia

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    DuPontAnalysis(alsoknownasthedupontidentity,DuPontequation,DuPontModelortheDuPontmethod)isanexpressionwhichbreaksROE(returnonequity)intothreeparts.

    ThenamecomesfromtheDuPontCorporationthatstartedusingthisformulainthe1920s.

    Contents

    1Basicformula2ROEanalysis

    2.1Examples2.1.1Highmarginindustries2.1.2Highturnoverindustries2.1.3Highleverageindustries

    3ROAandROEratio4References5Externallinks

    Basicformula

    ROE=(Profitmargin)*(Assetturnover)*(Equitymultiplier)=(Netprofit/Sales)*(Sales/Assets)*(Assets/Equity)=(NetProfit/Equity)

    Profitability(measuredbyprofitmargin)Operatingefficiency(measuredbyassetturnover)Financialleverage(measuredbyequitymultiplier)

    ROEanalysis

    TheDuPontidentitybreaksdownReturnonEquity(thatis,thereturnsthatinvestorsreceivefromthefirm)intothreedistinctelements.Thisanalysisenablestheanalysttounderstandthesourceofsuperior(orinferior)returnbycomparisonwithcompaniesinsimilarindustries(orbetweenindustries).

    TheDuPontidentityislessusefulforindustriessuchasinvestmentbanking,inwhichtheunderlyingelementsarenotmeaningful.VariationsoftheDuPontidentityhavebeendevelopedforindustrieswheretheelementsareweaklymeaningful.

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    DuPontanalysisreliesupontheaccountingidentity,thatis,astatement(formula)thatisbydefinitiontrue.

    Examples

    Highmarginindustries

    Otherindustries,suchasfashion,mayderiveasubstantialportionoftheircompetitiveadvantagefromsellingatahighermargin,ratherthanhighersales.Forhighendfashionbrands,increasingsaleswithoutsacrificingmarginmaybecritical.TheDuPontidentityallowsanalyststodeterminewhichoftheelementsisdominantinanychangeofROE.

    Highturnoverindustries

    Certaintypesofretailoperations,particularlystores,mayhaveverylowprofitmarginsonsales,andrelativelymoderateleverage.Incontrast,though,groceriesmayhaveveryhighturnover,sellingasignificantmultipleoftheirassetsperyear.TheROEofsuchfirmsmaybeparticularlydependentonperformanceofthismetric,andhenceassetturnovermaybestudiedextremelycarefullyforsignsofunder,or,overperformance.Forexample,samestoresalesofmanyretailersisconsideredimportantasanindicationthatthefirmisderivinggreaterprofitsfromexistingstores(ratherthanshowingimprovedperformancebycontinuallyopeningstores).

    Highleverageindustries

    Somesectors,suchasthefinancialsector,relyonhighleveragetogenerateacceptableROE.Otherindustrieswouldseehighlevelsofleverageasunacceptablyrisky.DuPontanalysisenablesthirdpartiesthatrelyprimarilyonthefinancialstatementstocompareleverageamongsimilarcompanies.

    ROAandROEratio

    Thereturnonassets(ROA)ratiodevelopedbyDuPontforitsownuseisnowusedbymanyfirmstoevaluatehoweffectivelyassetsareused.Itmeasuresthecombinedeffectsofprofitmarginsandassetturnover.[1]

    Thereturnonequity(ROE)ratioisameasureoftherateofreturntostockholders.[2]DecomposingtheROEintovariousfactorsinfluencingcompanyperformanceisoftencalledtheDuPontsystem.[3]

    Where

    Netincome=netincomeaftertaxesEquity=shareholders'equityEBIT=Earningsbeforeinterestandtaxes

    Thisdecompositionpresentsvariousratiosusedinfundamentalanalysis.

    Thecompany'staxburdenis(NetincomePretaxprofit).Thisistheproportionofthecompany'sprofitsretainedafterpayingincometaxes.[NI/EBT]

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    Thecompany'sinterestburdenis(PretaxincomeEBIT).Thiswillbe1.00forafirmwithnodebtorfinancialleverage.[EBT/EBIT]Thecompany'soperatingincomemarginorreturnonsales(ROS)is(EBITSales).Thisistheoperatingincomeperdollarofsales.[EBIT/Sales]Thecompany'sassetturnover(ATO)is(SalesAssets).Thecompany'sleverageratiois(AssetsEquity),whichisequaltothefirm's[[debttoequityratio]+1].Thisisameasureoffinancialleverage.Thecompany'sreturnonassets(ROA)is(ReturnonsalesxAssetturnover).Thecompany'scompoundleveragefactoris(InterestburdenxLeverage).

    ROEcanalsobestatedas:[4]

    ROE=TaxburdenxInterestburdenxMarginxTurnoverxLeverageROE=TaxburdenxROAxCompoundleveragefactor

    Profitmarginis(NetincomeSales),sotheROEequationcanberestated:

    References1. Groppelli,AngelicoA.EhsanNikbakht(2000).Finance,4thed.Barron'sEducationalSeries,Inc.pp.444445.

    ISBN0764112759.2. Groppelli,AngelicoA.EhsanNikbakht(2000).Finance,4thed.Barron'sEducationalSeries,Inc.p.444.ISBN0

    764112759.3. Bodie,ZaneAlexKaneAlanJ.Marcus(2004).EssentialsofInvestments,5thed.McGrawHillIrwin.pp.458459.

    ISBN0072510773.4. Bodie,ZaneAlexKaneAlanJ.Marcus(2004).EssentialsofInvestments,5thed.McGrawHillIrwin.p.460.

    ISBN0072510773.

    Externallinks

    FreeVideoTutorialonDuPontAnalysis(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9swKCSx_lQ)DecodingDuPontAnalysis(http://www.investopedia.com/articles/fundamentalanalysis/08/dupontanalysis.asp)DuPontanalysis(http://es.slideshare.net/HECTORADRI/anlisisdupontexcelwithintuitive)

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