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Is this business creating value?
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What the money costs
10.55%No company reports this — it has to be estimated. A return above it means the business creates value; below it, the money would do better elsewhere.
Where this number comes from
- Built from 66 companies in Semiconductor, which carry 3% of their capital as debt.
- Shareholders are assumed to want 3.96% for lending to the government, plus 4.45% for taking equity risk, multiplied by this industry's beta of 1.52.
- The 3.96% government rate is the one inside the source's own figures. It is undated — the newest dated file in the archive is the January 2025 update — so check it against today's Treasury yield and change it if it has moved.
- Industry cost of capital data from Aswath Damodaran, NYU Stern. Retrieved 2026-09-06.
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Peer figures come from company filings; the cost of capital from Aswath Damodaran, NYU Stern.