Capital Expenditures as Percentage of Cash Flow depicts the outlay of money to acquire or improve capital assets divided by cash flow. Cash Flow is calculated by subtracting preferred dividends, plus non-cash items from net income. Current Price is the price of the company's common stock as of the close of the previous trading day as reported by the security's primary exchange. Current Yield is the percentage return, based on the indicated annual dividend rate divided by the closing price as of the previous trading day. Dividends as Percentage of Cash Flow shows the total cash dividends for the fiscal year indicated divided by the cash flow.
D denotes a company in reorganization.
Effective Tax Rate shows the actual income tax charges divided by net income before taxes. Ex-Dividend Date is the first day of trading when the stock trades without the dividend. 5-Year Dividend Growth Rate shows dividend growth rate for the last five calendar years using the sixth year as a base year for the next five. Growth is measured using the least squares method. 5-Year Earnings Growth shows the compounded annual rate of per share earnings growth for the latest five years, including the last 12 months interim EPS when available.