Listed for year one and three, equity growth represents the compounded or annualized growth rate in a company's shareholder equity, or book value. The one-year growth rate is calculated for the trailing 12 months, and the three-year growth rate is calculated from the fourth fiscal year (FY4) to the most recently completed fiscal year (FY1). Equity growth represents a weighted median figure such that approximately 50% of the domestic stocks in the portfolio will have a greater equity growth and roughly 50% of these domestic stocks will have a lower equity growth than the weighted median.