Owners Capital, also known as ‘owner’s equity’ or ‘net worth’, is an important component of business financials. It refers to the portion of a company that represents the amount of money invested by the owners, plus any retained earnings and profits. In other words, it’s the total amount of money due to the owners of the company after liabilities have been subtracted. Owners Capital has several different uses, such as providing a snapshot of a company’s financial health, helping to evaluate management performance, providing a source of security for creditors, and serving as a measure of return on investment for investors. Ultimately, understanding and monitoring your Owners Capital can help you determine how well your business is doing now – and what it will take to stay in the black in the future.