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Great Capital Allocation
"Capital allocation is the most important task of the CEO. Organic revenue growth
(reinvesting in the business) is the most preferable source of growth."
When a company earns cash, they can do three things with the Free Cash Flow (FCF) that is generated:
reinvesting in the business, acquisitions / buybacks, and dividends.
- Reinvesting in the business: This is the most preferred capital allocation choice. You
want to invest in companies that can reinvest a lot of their FCF in future growth
opportunities at high profitability rates and great capital allocation metrics. The higher
the Return on Incremental Invested Capital (ROIIC), the better. You want to invest in
companies that can report organic revenue growth figures of more than 7%.
- Acquisitions and buybacks: Companies can also use their FCF to buy back their
own shares (which increases the FCF per share when these shares are destroyed) or to
acquire other companies. On the global stock market, there are great serial acquirers
like Constellation Software, Roper Technologies and Lifco.
- Dividends: Finally, companies can also pay dividends with its FCF. Dividends are
usually not the most efficient way to allocate capital as it does not generate future
growth and you as an investor pay taxes on the dividend you receive.
In general, the greater the capital allocation of a company, the better. Looking at ROIC and
ROCE is a good start. We prefer companies with a ROIC greater than 20%.
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