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Hey Im James and today on Accounting Stuff were talking Return on Assets or ROA what does it mean? How can we calculate it? How can we improve it? All will be revealed but first a quick shout out to all my channel members you know who you are thank you for your support What does Return on Assets mean? Lets think about this for a moment assets are the stuff that a business owns and return means yield or profit so essentially Return on Assets tells us how much profit a business generates from the stuff it owns and the technical way of saying this is Return on Assets or ROA is equal to net profit divided by total assets this is a profitability ratio that we usually express as a percentage whenever thats the case remember to multiply by 100 as usual you can find this formula on my profitability ratios cheat sheet the link is in the description but hang on a sec theres a problem here net profit is the bottom line financial gain generated over a period of
