Adjusted ROIC means during each fiscal year within the Performance Period applicable to the Three-Year Goal (a) the result of (x) the sum of (i) the Company’s operating income, plus (ii) depreciation and amortization, plus (iii) single lease cost, minus (y) taxes, divided by (b) the result of (x) the sum of the averages of the five most recently completed fiscal quarters of: (i) total assets, plus (ii) accumulated depreciation and amortization, minus (y) the difference of the averages of the five most recently completed fiscal quarters of: (i) cash, minus (ii) goodwill, minus (iii) accounts payable, minus (iv) other payables, minus (v) accrued liabilities, but shall exclude the impact of (a) any costs, fees and expenses directly related to the consideration, negotiation, preparation, or consummation of any asset sale, merger or other transaction that results in a Change in Control (within the meaning of the Plan) of the Company or any offering of Company common stock or other security; (b) disaster-related charges; (c) any LIFO provision, which exclusion shall be limited to 3% of fiscal year-end consolidated inventory balance, or LIFO benefit, which exclusion shall be limited to 3% of fiscal year-end consolidated inventory balance; and (d) unless the Committee disallows any such item, (i) any unusual unplanned item or event which individually exceeds $30 million; (ii) any unbudgeted loss which individually exceeds $1 million as a result of the resolution of a legal matter; (iii) any unplanned loss or gain which individually exceeds $1 million related to the implementation of accounting or tax legislative changes or changes in federal, state or local wage or benefit mandates; and (iv) any unplanned loss or gain of a non-recurring nature which individually exceeds $1 million, provided that the combined amount of (d)(ii), (iii) and (iv) equals or exceeds loss(es) or gain(s) of $10 million.]
Adjusted ROIC for the performance period means the average of the annual percentage obtained by dividing the Adjusted ROIC Earnings for each fiscal year during the Performance Period by Adjusted Invested Capital for the same fiscal year. For this purpose, Adjusted Invested Capital is the average of quarter-end amounts for the trailing four quarters, with each such quarter-end amount being equal to the sum of ADM’s stockholders’ equity (excluding non-controlling interests), interest-bearing liabilities, the after-tax effect of the LIFO reserve, and other specified adjustments as determined by the Compensation/Succession Committee to be appropriate.
Adjusted ROIC means (i) the Company’s Adjusted Operating Income for Fiscal 2020 multiplied by (ii) (1 – Adjusted Tax Rate for Fiscal 2020), and then dividing the resultant by (iii) the Company’s Average Invested Capital for Fiscal 2020.
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If the performance level for a performance goal measure is below the established [threshold] for the [Adjusted ROIC PSUs] or is below the established [target] for the [Adjusted EBITDA PSUs], [no] Performance Share Units shall be earned for the applicable Performance Period with respect to such performance goal measure.
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Adjusted ROIC means net operating profit after taxes (“NOPAT”) divided by the beginning and ending year average of invested capital (“Invested Capital”). For purposes of this definition, NOPAT is calculated by subtracting depreciation and Adjusted Taxes (using a consistent corporate tax rate in all periods) from Adjusted EBITDA. For purposes of this definition, Invested Capital is calculated by subtracting goodwill, other intangible assets, cash, and non-interest-bearing current liabilities (primarily A/P and accrued current liabilities) from total assets. Adjusted ROIC shall exclude the cash impact of: (1) any EBITDA adjustments used to compute the Company’s Adjusted EBITDA for the relevant Performance Period and (2) any one-time, significant (i.e., greater than $15 million) cash payment or expenditure that is expected to have an overall net positive long-term benefit (e.g., tax savings).
Adjusted ROIC means (i) the Company’s Adjusted Operating Income for Fiscal 2021 multiplied by (ii) (1 – Adjusted Tax Rate for Fiscal 2021), and then dividing the resultant by (iii) the Company’s Average Invested Capital for Fiscal 2021.
Adjusted ROIC means during each fiscal year within the Performance Period applicable to the Three-Year Goal (a) the result of (x) the sum of (i) the Company’s operating income, plus (ii) depreciation and amortization, plus (iii) single lease cost, minus (y) taxes, divided by (b) the result of (x) the sum of the averages of: (i) total assets, including any assets associated with the adoption of new lease accounting standards in [2019] not otherwise reflected in the Company’s balance sheet, plus (ii) accumulated depreciation and amortization, minus (y) (i) cash, minus (ii) goodwill, minus (iii) accounts payable, minus (iv) other payables, minus (v) accrued liabilities, but shall exclude the impact of (a) any costs, fees and expenses directly related to the consideration, negotiation, preparation, or consummation of any asset sale, merger or other transaction that results in a Change in Control (within the meaning of the Plan) of the Company or any offering of Company common stock or other security; (b) disaster-related charges; (c) any gains or losses associated with the Company’s LIFO computation; and (d) unless the Committee disallows any such item, (i) any unbudgeted loss as a result of the resolution of a legal matter or (ii) any unplanned loss(es) or gain(s) related to the implementation of accounting or tax legislative changes or (iii) any unplanned loss(es), or gain(s) of a non-recurring nature, provided that in the case of each of (i), (ii) and (iii) such amount equals or exceeds [$1 million] from a single loss or gain, as applicable, and [$10 million] in the aggregate.
Adjusted ROIC means the percentage determined by dividing the Company’s Adjusted EBITDA by the Company’s Invested Capital for each calendar quarter during the three (3)-year performance period beginning July 1, 20 and ending June 30, 20 and then determining the average of such quarterly determinations for the entire three (3)-year performance period.
Adjusted ROIC means during each fiscal year within the Performance Period applicable to the Three-Year Goal (a) the result of (x) the sum of (i) the Company’s operating income, plus (ii) depreciation and amortization, plus (iii) single lease cost, minus (y) taxes, divided by (b) the result of (x) the sum of the averages of the five most recently completed fiscal quarters of: (i) total assets, plus (ii) accumulated depreciation and amortization, minus (y) the difference of the averages of the five most recently completed fiscal quarters of: (i) cash, minus (ii) goodwill, minus (iii) accounts payable, minus (iv) other payables, minus (v) accrued liabilities, but shall exclude the impact of (a) any costs, fees and expenses directly related to the consideration, negotiation, preparation, or consummation of any asset sale, merger or other transaction that results in a Change in Control (within the meaning of the Plan) of the Company or any offering of Company common stock or other security; (b) disaster- related charges; (c) any LIFO provision, which exclusion shall be limited to 3% of fiscal year-end consolidated inventory balance, or LIFO benefit, which exclusion shall be limited to 3% of fiscal year-end consolidated inventory balance; and (d) unless the Committee disallows any such item, (i) any unusual unplanned item or event which individually exceeds $30 million; (ii) any unbudgeted loss which individually exceeds $1 million as a result of the resolution of a legal matter; (iii) any unplanned loss or gain which individually exceeds $1 million related to the implementation of accounting or tax legislative changes or changes in federal, state or local wage or benefit mandates; and (iv) any unplanned loss or gain of a non- recurring nature which individually exceeds $1 million, provided that the combined amount of (d)(ii), (iii) and (iv) equals or exceeds loss(es) or gain(s) of $10 million.]
Adjusted ROIC. (Return on Invested Capital) shall be calculated for each calendar year during the Measurement Period and is determined as the amount derived pursuant to the following quotient: Annual Adjusted ROIC = EBT (Earnings Before Taxes + Depreciation/Amortization – CAPEX Maintenance) Average Gross Investment (Gross PP&E (Property, Plant and Equipment) + Working Capital – CIP (Major Construction in Progress) not generating revenue) Exclude long cycle maintenance capital from CAPEX Maintenance in the numerator. For projects with less than 6 months revenue in a year: Exclude the profit from EBT, while excluding construction in progress from the denominator.
Adjusted ROIC means the Company’s average return on Invested Capital, determined by calculating the Company’s return on invested capital for each quarter in the performance period, and then calculating the Company’s average return on invested capital over the three (3)-year performance period beginning July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2024. Adjusted ROIC will be expressed as a percentage and determined as the Company’s net income plus interest expense, income taxes, depreciation and amortization (“EBITDA”), plus other adjustments for non-GAAP measures, annualized and divided by Invested Capital for the period.