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What is ROGIC - Return On Gross Invested Capital
Return On Gross Invested Capital (ROGIC) is a term that indicates the return on invested capital. The indicator is not affected by the capital structure, it is neutral to the selected method of financing.

Return On Gross Invested Capital, usually the abbreviation ROGIC is used. It is a term that indicates the return on invested capital. The indicator is not affected by the capital structure, it is neutral to the selected method of financing.

Calculation:

ROGIC = (EAT + Interest × (1-t) / (Assets - Current financial assets - Current liabilities)

The ratio is less used equivalent to the ratio Return on investment (ROI).

Use of the ROGIC in practice: In the enterprise it used by CFO in financial analysis to analyze ratios.

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Last update: 04.11.2016

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