Retention Ratio Calculator
FinanceCalculate the retention ratio to see what portion of net income a company keeps and reinvests rather than paying out as dividends.
Retention Ratio
Retained earnings as a percentage of net income
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is retention ratio related to dividend payout ratio?
Retention ratio and dividend payout ratio always add up to 100 percent, since every dollar of net income is either paid out as a dividend or retained by the company.
What does a high retention ratio suggest?
A high retention ratio suggests the company is reinvesting most of its profits into growth rather than returning cash to shareholders, common among younger, growth-focused companies.
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