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Net Fixed Assets

Net Fixed Assets

Net Fixed Assets - or or property, plant and equipment after depreciation- is defined as per the Greenblatt definition as Total Assets - Total Current Assets - Total Intangible assets/goodwill

Stockopedia explains NFA

This is used by Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula in "The Little Book that Beats the Market", along with Net Current Assets.

Ranks: High to Low
Unit: m
Available as Table Column

Variants of NFA

Net Fixed Assets - Interim Net Fixed Assets - Last Year Net Fixed Assets - 1 Interim Ago Net Fixed Assets - 1y Ago Net Fixed Assets - 2y Ago Net Fixed Assets - 3y Ago Net Fixed Assets - 4y Ago Net Fixed Assets - 5y CAGR Net Fixed Assets - 5y Ago Net Fixed Assets - Long Term CAGR Net Fixed Assets

Related Fields

Cash & Short Term Investments Cash and Short Term investment Per Share Net Cash Per Share Net Debt Net Current Asset Value Working Capital Long Term Debt Net Fixed Assets

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