What does IC stand for?

Invested Capital

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Invested capital is the inflation-adjusted total of all of the investments in the business.

Ranking CEO wealth creation

Newly-released annual reports of listed Chinese banks show that the sector's profit growth, and return on invested capital all stood at the top, worldwide in 2008.

China: Chinese banks become most profitable worldwide

2% average return on invested capital over the last three years.

50 ABERCROMBIE & FITCH

Our fair value estimate is based on our assessment of the excess returns expected to be achieved on AB Foods's invested capital (ROIC) over its weighted average cost of capital (WACC) and is equivalent to a P/E ratio of 17 times calendar 2006 forecasts.

Share watch

The two other parts have a guaranteed return, at the end of 6 years, of the invested capital plus a return based on 75 per cent of any growth linked to an index.

InsideView: Invest money with confidence

It said these comments created the misleading impression that the bonds -- which offer high-income returns but fail to provide protection against the loss of the invested capital -- were low risk and suitable for a cautious consumer.

Financial advisers played down risks

Financially, we've said in the past that we believe this business can return 5% operating earnings and 30% return on tangible invested capital, and I think those are good targets for us.

Q & A with Stephen Delaney, CEO, Celestica

In return, they are granted the right to generate revenues from the facilities for an agreed period of time, the concession period (usually between 10 to 40 years), to recover their invested capital and earn a fair return on investment.

Globalization of the B.O.T. system and its taxation problems