Citra Nusa Holdings Returns Rising

Return on capital employed

If you want a business that can multiply your returns, look for two things: a growing return on capital employed (ROCE) and more capital employed. This means the business has a great model with profitable reinvestment opportunities. Citra Nusa Holdings Berhad (KLSE:CNH) looks good based on its trends of return on capital.

ROCE: Understanding The Return On Capital

ROCE measures a company's pre-tax profit and capital used. Citra Nusa Holdings Berhad has a formula for ROCE calculation.

ROCE means Earnings Before Interest and Tax (EBIT) divided by (Total Assets - Current Liabilities).

In December 2022, the calculation shows that 0.02 is equal to RM1.4 million divided by RM87 million minus RM16 million.

Citra Nusa's ROCE is only 2.0%. That's not good. It's lower than the Retail Distributors industry average of 7.3%.

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To research a stock, start with its historical performance. Citra Nusa Holdings Berhad's ROCE is shown above. You can also check out graphs of their past earnings, revenue, and cash flow for free.

ROCE Trending: Understanding Its Impact

The ROCE is improving but not as high compared to other companies. Capital employed is steady, but ROCE has increased by 543% in the last five years. This means the company is becoming more efficient and generating higher returns without extra investments. This is good news, and we should check what the management has planned for growth in the long term.

Citra Nusa Holdings Berhad is good at making money. They didn't spend more money but made more before paying interest and tax. Their stock has gone down 35% in the past five years. But we can invest if the price and other factors are good. We should look at their current worth and future plans to decide.

Citra Nusa Holdings Berhad is like other companies and has risks. We found 2 warning signs to keep in mind.

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