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Since shareholder value is driven by investor expectations of future cashflow and EP growth (See S&P 500 Warranted Value of Discounted Economic Profits vs. Actual Traded Value chart, below), EP has been used as the profitability metric for AlixPartners’ Automotive Value Creation study.
Similarly, considering greater accruals (which represent the difference between reported income and operating cashflows) to measure short-term orientation has its difficulties. It assumes that a smaller proportion of cashflows in earnings indicates a myopic firm.
That gave it a steadier cashflow to cover the costs of its large fixedcost investments, but did not eliminate the unused capacity of plants dedicated to one kind of product. Headquarters provides accountability and perhaps better metrics than the divisional managers might otherwise have.
Despite metrics showing impressive overall company performance, the company’s capital deployment strategy was not maximizing shareholder dividends and/or buybacks. However, free cashflow per share remained impressive at both companies, and fixedcost ratios remained somewhat intact. Example: Jolly Inc.
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