Economic value added
Economic value added (EVA) takes into account a firm’s total invested capital when evaluating its financial performance.
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Economic value added (EVA) takes into account a firm’s total invested capital when evaluating its financial performance.
Read articleWhen an investor backs your firm, he expects a return equivalent to your WACC. If the return is higher, it is because of economic profit or residual.
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Use EVA to assess the economic value created during a defined period by the capital invested in a firm or business unit.
Use EVA when comparing economic performance across businesses with different risk and financing, or when setting a demanding objective above investors’ required return.
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