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Roku, Inc. (ROKU) Yield on Cost (YOC): N/A

ROKU Yield on Cost (YOC) Metrics

YIELD ON COST (YOC)

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Interactive Yield on Cost Calculator

Project custom investment returns for Roku, Inc. (ROKU) based on your custom cost basis.

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$116.94
$2.00
8.00%
15 Years

Starting Yield

1.71%

Ending YOC

5.43%

Year 15 Dividend

$6.34

Cum. Dividends Recd.

$58.65

Yield on Cost Progression Graph
Detailed Projections Ledger
Year-by-year table outlining compounding dividend returns on your purchase cost basis.
YearProjected Div. / ShareYoY Dividend HikeYield on Cost (YOC)Total Dividends Recd.
Initial$2.001.71%$0.00
Year 1$2.16+8.00%1.85%$2.16
Year 2$2.33+8.00%1.99%$4.49
Year 3$2.52+8.00%2.15%$7.01
Year 4$2.72+8.00%2.33%$9.73
Year 5$2.94+8.00%2.51%$12.67
Year 6$3.17+8.00%2.71%$15.85
Year 7$3.43+8.00%2.93%$19.27
Year 8$3.70+8.00%3.17%$22.98
Year 9$4.00+8.00%3.42%$26.97
Year 10$4.32+8.00%3.69%$31.29
Year 11$4.66+8.00%3.99%$35.95
Year 12$5.04+8.00%4.31%$40.99
Year 13$5.44+8.00%4.65%$46.43
Year 14$5.87+8.00%5.02%$52.30
Year 15$6.34+8.00%5.43%$58.65

Yield on Cost (YOC) Formula

Formula: Yield on Cost = Annual Dividend / Original Purchase Price × 100

Inputs shown in the projection:

  • Original purchase price.
  • Annual dividend per share at the starting point.
  • Assumed annual dividend growth rate.
  • Projected annual dividend divided by original purchase price.

Note: Forward projections assume dividends continue to grow at the designated growth rate. Actual dividend payments are declared by corporate boards and are subject to change.

Roku, Inc. Yield on Cost (YOC) Formula & Definition

Yield on Cost shows the dividend yield based on your original purchase price. As dividends grow, your YOC increases even if the market yield stays the same.

Expanded definitions: Investopedia, Wikipedia, Corporate Finance Institute

About Roku, Inc.

Roku, Inc., alongside its affiliated companies, operates a significant platform for television streaming. The enterprise is segmented into two primary areas: Platform and Player. Through its platform, users can effortlessly explore and access a vast selection of content, including films, television series, live broadcasts, news updates, sports events, and other forms of entertainment. As of December 31, 2021, Roku had garnered 60.1 million active user accounts. Beyond its core streaming service, Roku generates revenue from diverse offerings such as digital and video advertisements, content distribution, and the management of subscriptions and billing. The company also facilitates various e-commerce transactions and provides opportunities for brand sponsorship and promotions. Roku further diversifies its business by manufacturing, marketing, and licensing smart televisions under the "Roku TV" brand. Additionally, it offers a line of Roku-branded hardware, which includes streaming devices, audio equipment, and related accessories. A specific revenue stream comes from selling dedicated channel buttons that are integrated into the remote controls of its streaming gadgets. Roku distributes its comprehensive range of products and services through multiple channels: traditional retail outlets, specialized distributors, and directly to consumers via its official website. Its operational footprint extends across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Peru, and broadly throughout both North and South America, as well as Europe. Roku, Inc. was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

San Jose, CA
3,340 employees
Communication Services / Entertainment
Sector
Communication Services
Industry
Entertainment
CEO
Anthony J. Wood