Overview
Robeco Capital Growth Funds - RobecoSAM Sustainable Water Equities is a fund based in Luxembourg, primarily targeting the water industry. The fund is focused on investing in global equities of companies that are making significant strides in water technology, infrastructure, and treatment, facilitating sustainable water management and innovations that enhance water efficiency and accessibility. Key projects and investments typically revolve around advanced water purification, sanitation technology, and infrastructure upgrades that support sustainable water use and conservation. By concentrating on sustainable water solutions, the fund aligns with broader environmental objectives, seeking to offer potential growth through companies poised to benefit from increased global demand for efficient water management and sustainability initiatives.
Quality, Value, Momentum Scores
This card shows the Quality, Value, and Momentum scores for the company
Income Statement: Revenue, Operating Income, Net Income
Period End (TTM) | Revenue (MM) | Operating Income (MM) | Net Income (MM) |
Income Statement: EPS
Period End (TTM) | Earnings Per Share Basic | Earnings Per Share Diluted |
Cash Flow: Operations, Investing, Financing
Period End (TTM) | Cash From Operating Activities (MM) | Cash From Investing Activities (MM) | Cash From Financing Activities (MM) |
Valuation Metrics : PE, PriceToBook, PriceToTBV
- P/Book
- The current closing price divided by the book value per share.
- P/TBV
- The current price divided by the tangible book value per share.
Period End (TTM) | p/e | P/Book | P/TBV |
Valuation Metrics : EBitToEv, EBit3YrAvgToEv
Period End (TTM) | EBIT/EV | EBIT (3y)/EV |
Management Effectiveness
Period End (TTM) | ROA | ROE | ROIC | CROIC | OCROIC |
Gross Margins
- Gross Margin
- The Gross Margin is the ratio of revenue left after substracting the Cost of Goods Sold. It is calculated as 1.0 - (Revenue - COGS ) / Revenue.
- Net Margin
- The Net Margin (aka Profit Margin) is the ratio of revenue left after substracting the Net Income. It is calculated as Net Income / Revenue.
- Operating Margin
- The Operaing Margin is the ratio of revenue left after substracting the Operating Income. It is calculated as Operating Income / Revenue.
Period End (TTM) | Gross Margin | Net Margin | Operating Margin |
Identifiers and Descriptors
Central Index Key (CIK) |