Net Profit Margin



A ratio of profitability calculated as net income per time period, divided by the total revenues per time period. It measures how much out of every dollar of sales a company actually keeps in earnings.Variables: Revenue, Cost of Goods sold (COGS), taxesMeasured as: Percentage (%), Calculation: ((Revenue - COGS - ...

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Rate of client relationships producing significant net profit



Gives an indication of the profitability of customers. If a certain percentage of customers has no significant net profit, the debtor-risk for the organization will increase.Variables: Relations with significant net profit, Total number of relationshipsMeasured as: Percentage (%), Calculation: Relations with significant net profit / Total number of relationships

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Net profit



Total income minus total expenses.Variables: Total income, total expensesMeasured as: Value ($/€), Calculation: Total income - total expenses

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