We expect MDS to generate a stable profit margin, with an EBITDA margin of around 16% and net profit margin of 11%.
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Profit Margin Expansion: Recent acquisition activity and attendant integration expense should constrain profit margin expansion, which Fitch expects will be modest in FY05403.
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Profit Margin Uplift Henkel has also maintained robust profit margin performance in all its divisions through cost-saving measures, efficiency gains and portfolio optimisation.
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Average gross profit margin in the industry is as high as 80 per cent and net profit margin is around 50 per cent, according to analysts from Soochow Securities.
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The profit margin dropped from 16% to 15.2% but the company maintained its outlook for a 17.5-18.5% profit margin in its 2019 fiscal year, with 4-5% sales growth.
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The company's operating profit margin is below the industry average.
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It did say, however, that it expected profit margin pressures.
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The core profit margin remained adequate at 6% in FYE17.
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AWS's operating profit margin is consistently north of 20 percent.
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But its profit margin was 20 percent, and soon enough
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Gross profit margin increased 230 percentage points to 23.9 percent.
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Operating profit margin increased 270 basis points to 46 percent.
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Its profit margin rose to 8 percent thanks to restructuring.
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A newspaper isn't trustworthy because its profit margin is down.
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For the second quarter, the profit margin was 11.7 percent.
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It reported insurance profit margin of 9.7 percent in 2016.
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Net profit: Not disclosed, but a profit margin of 8.7%.
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Read more: Large exchanges had a staggering 218% profit margin.
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Net profit margin improved 5.4 percentage points to 17.7 percent.
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See more: Large exchanges had a staggering 60% profit margin.
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Sodexo's underlying operating profit margin for the year to Aug.
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Its gross profit margin was supposed to reach 20 percent.
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I want to keep 100 percent of my profit margin.
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Usually we try to aim for 40 percent profit margin.
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Textron's total profit margin was about 10% for the same period.
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For a graphic on China firms' net profit margin, click reut.
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MUAC, for instance, made a profit margin of 70% in 2017.
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Consolidated gross profit margin increased 1.01 percentage points to 18.06 percent.
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Additionally, the segment's profit margin was strong at 27% in 1Q17.
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The operating profit margin slid to 10.7 percent, from 17.2 percent.
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Consolidated gross profit margin increased to 17.83 percent from 16.37 percent.
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But its profit margin was slightly narrower than a year ago.
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Last quarter, higher transportation costs dragged down Walmart's (WMT) profit margin.
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However, the profit margin was flat at 5.2 percent last year.
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But Facebook's consolidated pretax profit margin topped 50 percent last year.
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Small businesses have an average net profit margin of 5 percent.
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KBW notes decelerating rate increases and auto segment profit margin pressures.
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H&M's gross profit margin for the financial year to Nov.
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The office tower alone is yielding a 13 percent profit margin.
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AB InBev's gross profit margin for Q4 2015 was 62.41 percent.
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What's worth more — a company that sells $250 billion of stuff every year at a profit margin of 22%, or a company that sells $200 billion of stuff every year at a profit margin of 3%?
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Pay the full cost and live with a lower profit margin. 2.
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Elsewhere, said that its profit margin suffered a backlash from mortgage reimbursements.
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Ultimately, air travel is a cut-throat, extremely low profit margin business.
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They tend to compress the profit margin and squeeze out other players.
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Pay the full cost and live with a lower profit margin. 2.
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Its management team, however, expects to improve operating profit margin in 2019.
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Shipping revenue was part of the profit margin when Amazon sold goods.
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Which means we'll be getting a higher profit margin as we go.
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This fee is the basis for HL's extraordinary profit margin of 65%.
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Yes, but: Lilly had a 17% profit margin in the latest quarter.
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It aims to maintain its operating profit margin at around 8 percent.
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The company's operating profit margin averaged 6.9 percent over the last decade.
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These days, that profit margin has been destroyed by the tube sites.
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But the segment's profit margin rose to 250 percent from 2000 percent.
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But the segment's profit margin rose to 36 percent from 32 percent.
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It reported an operating profit margin of 20.3 percent for last year.
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It aims to increase its core profit margin by 1 percentage point.
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Amazon's gross profit margin has grown steadily over the past few years.
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But it will also keep a close eye on Netflix's profit margin.
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He said that Industrious realizes a 30% profit margin when it signs a direct lease with a landlord but that when it enters into a partnership with a landlord its profit margin rises to 90%, albeit on less revenue.
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GoPro also gave weaker-than-expected profit margin guidance for the current quarter.
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Muilenburg said the changes are factored into Boeing's cash and profit margin expectations.
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Unilever's operating profit margin falls well short of Kraft Heinz and other rivals.
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Although this is a brutally competitive niche, the firm's profit margin is 10%.
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But even a 20% commission means an 80% profit margin for the freelancer.
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The surge in sales came from higher profit margin SUV and crossover vehicles.
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"No company's profit margin can stand that intense of a hit," Derry said.
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That is a profit margin of 53 percent – exceptionally high by any standard.
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Its operating profit margin surged from 15% in 2014 to 24% in 2017.
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The regulated marijuana market entails less risk—but also a narrower profit margin.
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They give you a higher profit margin and it gives your brand cache.
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The profit margin for the branded movies is better, so he bought them.
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While delivering an upbeat outlook, there's concern among investors over profit margin forecasts.
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Its profit margin in the first half of this year was 8.9 percent.
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This however also leads to a structurally weaker operating profit margin for Novartis.
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Its 2017 net profit margin of nearly 9 percent outpaced its closest competitors.
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Because all of the food sold at concessions has a huge profit margin.
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A negative gross profit margin means Nissan is losing money on each sale.
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A recessionary housing market does threaten their profit margin, which is a pity.
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Practically, these changes made very little difference to The Golden Compass's profit margin.
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The profit margin can be high, especially when selling individual doses at events.
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Results were helped by profit margin expansion and 212% growth in organic sales.
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Also, the profit margin for cloud software would have to exceed 80 percent.
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Also the profit margin for cloud software would have to exceed 80 percent.
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So, if we can reduce that significantly, it will improve our profit margin.
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A combination of 30% revenue growth and 20% profit margin passes the screening.
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He will buy the sneakers in bulk and sell them on his website usually for a minimum of a 40 percent profit margin (For context, Wall Street giant Bank of America has a profit margin of a mere 8003 percent).
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Vanke told Reuters last year that the gross profit margin on the redevelopment work was in the 20-30 percent range, which is in line with its gross profit margin of 23 percent for its property development business in 2000.
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Consolidated gross profit margin fell to 16.09 percent from 17.81 percent a year ago.
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The company said gross profit margin fell in all five of its reporting units.
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Penney also reiterated its full-year earnings guidance, but lowered its profit margin outlook.
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Its pretax profit margin rose to 26 percent from 23 percent a year earlier.
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Model 3s have a lower profit margin per vehicle than the S or X.
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In contrast, insurers who sold exclusively on exchange projected a 2 percent profit margin.
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Gross profit margin expanded 1 percentage point to 48.7 percent in the first half.
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Adjusted operating profit margin stood at 15.9 percent down from 16.5 percent in 2017.
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"In terms of project economics it's equivalent to the entire profit margin," he said.
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Gross profit margin dropped 1.86 percentage point from a year ago to 29.41 percent.
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Gross profit margin rose 2.2 percentage points from a year ago to 37.4 percent.
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The company said the profit margin on the joint venture was more than 50%.
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Analysts lowered profit margin projections for the company due to its aggressive investment plans.
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"The [profit] margin is so much higher than other drugs," said the DEA agent.
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Its gross profit margin declined to 13 percent from 57.5 percent a year ago.
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Linde's core operating profit margin was flat at 23 percent in the third quarter.
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By comparison, snack-food manufacturers averaged a profit margin of 7.4 percent this year.
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The company also said its gross profit margin will be much lower than expected.
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Drug maker Amgen's 41.6% profit margin was the highest among all companies in Q1.
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That helped it boost its profit margin by about 0.8 percent points, Bornstein said.
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The profit margin that is achieved by producing crystal meth in Myanmar is breathtaking.
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The company's profit margin is only 2 percent in a good year, he said.
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The profit margin will be thinner, but they'll still gain customers and some revenue.
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Last year, Rovio achieved 11% operating profit margin on revenues of 281 million euros.
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Mr. Olsavksy attributed the smaller profit margin to spending heavily on sales and marketing.
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Quadratics often pop up in calculating trajectories, from a football to a profit margin.
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Last year we did around $1,300,000 in sales with a 22 percent profit margin.
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Consumers who buy them hand manufacturers a higher profit margin than for smaller vehicles.
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Though the profit margin is large, holding can be an expensive method for reselling.
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In its new targets, it said only that it wants "sustained EBITA profit margin improvement".
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That's still a hefty profit margin, but it was 6% below what Wall Street projected.
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It also shows that those companies' profit margin improved to 3.3% from 2.4% in 2017.
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Globalization has been one of the biggest drivers of profit margin expansion for American companies.
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Match has said in the past that Tinder's profit margin is higher than 40 percent.
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" As meteorologist Eric Holthaus points out, this implies "the profit margin of basically every company.
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However, revenue guidance missed expectations and the firm cut its full-year profit margin outlook.
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With an adjusted profit margin of 11.4%, it is by far Thyssenkrupp's most valuable asset.
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Recent profit margin pressure at New Look has translated into higher but still sustainable leverage.
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In the latest period, refranchising efforts and cost cuts also helped widen McDonald's profit margin.
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"There's no profit margin in making enemies," Hickenlooper says frequently to describe his political philosophy.
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The Peugeot maker defied the downturn with a record 8.7% profit margin unveiled on Wednesday.
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The Peugeot maker bucked the downturn with a record 8.7% profit margin unveiled on Wednesday.
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But the company's profit margin slipped to 1.9 percent from 6.4 percent a year earlier.
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The firm said U.S. sales and profit margin continued to improve following the third quarter.
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Margin under Pressure: The company's high leverage requires high turnover, which limits its profit margin.
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Gross profit margin inched up 0.6 percentage points to 23.9 percent from a year earlier.
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Merely employing the $3.8 billion figure, Uber had a -58.5 percent profit margin in 2016.
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If private outfits can do this with a profit margin to spare, good for them.
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Industrial firms' net profit margin fell to 6.09 percent in July from 6.11 in June.
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Lonza in January forecast a 2018 operating profit margin that fell short of market expectations.
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The profit margin also depends on how much money they have to spend on renovations.
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Air France reported a Q3 profit margin of 11 percent, with KLM at 18.5 percent.
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Ford's 2016 North American pretax profit margin was 9.7 percent, from 10.2 percent in 2015.
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N)'s first-quarter operating profit margin of 8.7 percent, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCHA.
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The Cupertino giant reported a gross profit margin of 38.5 percent in the June quarter.
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It forecast an underlying operating profit margin of 5.5-5.7 percent at constant exchange rates.
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Dickerson said he hoped the change would result in faster operational and profit-margin improvements.
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"Everybody wants their profit margin, and everybody tries to maintain that margin," Mr. Mesbah said.
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To grow your business, focus on increasing the profit margin and the quantity you sell.
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Dropbox also raised its profit margin outlook and announced a $103 million share buyback program.
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Dropbox also raised its profit margin outlook and announced a $600 million share buyback program.
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Microsoft gave guidance of a 1 percentage point operating profit margin decline for fiscal 2018.
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"If 11.3% is the actual net profit margin for the quarter, it will mark the first time the index has reported three straight quarters of year-over-year declines in net profit margin since Q1 2009 through Q211.2 2500," FactSet analysts said in a note.
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What do you think will happen to a store like Walmart, which only has a three percent profit margin, or the average grocery store, which has a one percent profit margin, if a company like Pepsi cuts back on its co-op advertising budget?
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Microsoft's commercial cloud gross profit margin reached 51 percent, up from 48 percent the previous quarter.
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Last year, WW's gross profit margin increased to 53 percent, up from 50.3 percent in 2016.
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The profit margin at its gases division was 26.5 percent, compared with 2.73 percent for Praxair.
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It expects an operating profit margin, excluding restructuring costs, of 23%, compared with 26.8% in 2019.
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During 27 years in business, his profit margin has ranged from 12 percent to 20 percent.
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Transmission costs add another 25 percent, and retailing, including profit margin, accounts for around 20 percent.
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For this year, the company has forecast a networks profit margin of 7 to 9 percent.
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The fall in customer orders came despite cost-cutting measures that helped boost its profit margin.
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So, Uber's adjusted profit margin was around -22020 percent in the first half of this year.
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The unit's profit margin fell to 24 percent from 26 percent in the year-ago quarter.
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Vista shook up the executive team and improved Marketo's profit margin but kept investing in growth.
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In addition, Citron Research said Intel has a profit margin advantage as it manufactures chips itself.
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Companies with big margins have a track record of outperformance in periods of profit margin pressure.
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As e-commerce pushes more packages to private homes, UPS has taken a profit-margin hit.
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In June its expected profit margin over the seven years was cut in half, to 1.5%.
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Plus, you can keep the profit margin to yourself, rather than helping other resellers make money.
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Vestas meantime tanked more than 19 percent after the firm lowered its 2017 profit margin outlook.
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It has managed to keep an impressive profit margin by steadily making the business more efficient.
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"Patented brand products generally realize a significantly higher profit margin than generic pharmaceutical products," it said.
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It had already published revenue and core profit margin figures on Tuesday and hiked its guidance.
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Siltronic fell 8.9 percent after the silicon wafer company cut its 2019 core profit margin guidance.
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In the second quarter, the company's gross profit margin increased 31 basis points to 11.29 percent.
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Some context: Most health insurers have a 2% profit margin on these kinds of Medicaid contracts.
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So as the music industry celebrated its highest ever profit margin, it splashed out and spent.
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Swatch's operating profit margin rose to 12.6 percent in 2017 from 10.7 percent a year earlier.
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But revenue fell short, and Harley also lowered its full-year shipment and profit margin guidance.
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The team, of course, funneled that money toward its profit margin, general expenses and player payroll.
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To put it another way, Lyft's average profit margin on my rides was negative 150 percent.
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At the time, the company's North American profit margin was well below Ford's and G.M.'s.
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"Your wages are being garnished so that there could be a profit margin," she told Hess.
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Langan estimated the profit margin on the $49,000 version UBS tore apart was about 18 percent.
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The profit margin on the $49,000 version UBS tore apart was about 18 percent, for example.
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The company said its forecast for 2020 and 2021 for annual profit margin remained in place.
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However, gross profit margin edged higher by 0.87 percentage point to 33.37 percent year-on-year.
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Agfa added it expected to keep its profit margin near 10 percent or above in 2017.
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Anmuth raised his 2018 Amazon operating profit margin forecast by 1.5 percentage points to 4.8 percent.
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AMD's new chips will boost the company's profit margin in its third quarter, according to Stifel.
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The bigger that number becomes relative to the company's overall revenue, the more Apple's profit margin grows.
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However, sales were below estimates, and the company also lowered its full-year gross profit margin guidance.
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Gross revenues were about $1.5 million in 2015, he said, with a profit margin around 30 percent.
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The gross profit margin on the Model 3 - a focus for investors - remained steady at 20 percent.
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Despite the drop in sales, DSM stabilized earnings from materials as cost savings improved the profit margin.
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The only reason to dis-incentivize people from taking Truvada is for the insurance company's profit margin.
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WPP dropped 6.2 percent after the advertising company cut its profit margin guidance as the group restructures.
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Within three years of him taking charge at PSA Group, the French company's profit margin has tripled.
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All else being equal, if its net profit margin halves too, earnings would fall by three-quarters.
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For 2019, the group still expects to make an adjusted operating profit margin of 6.5-8.0 percent.
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A twenty percent profit margin for a marketplace may seem a bit steep, but it's not outlandish.
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But with its juicy profit margin HL can afford to lose some disgruntled investors and motor on.
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The group's operating profit margin has been declining every year since 2012 when it stood at 27%.
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The documents show that, as of May, the company made a gross profit margin of 19 percent.
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Taylor Wimpey, for example, reported an operating profit margin of 20.3 percent in its last financial year.
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In 2015, the company reported a pre-tax profit margin of 20.4 percent, its strongest since 1989.
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It said it also expected a profit margin of 11 to 12 percent from its industrial business.
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Net profit rose 2 percent to 133 million euros as the Swiss company increased its profit margin.
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It achieved a profit margin of 11.4 percent, above its target range of 8 to 11 percent.
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AMD did give strong current-quarter revenue guidance, but investors are expressing concerns over profit margin forecasts.
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Despite the drop in sales, DSM stabilised earnings from materials as cost savings improved the profit margin.
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This is devastating for their fans, and another example of the NFL's profit-margin-driven decision-making.
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Rothschild admitted the investment will reduce its profit margin in the advisory business in the short term.
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Heinz's profit margin widened from 18% to 28% in just two years, according to Sanford C. Bernstein.
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So in all likelihood, any new business it tries to conquer will have a lower profit margin.
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American's profit margin was close to 5 percent and United's about 6 percent, according to FactSet data.
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The company added that its net profit margin increased 8 percent from the first quarter of 2018.
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For 2019, the group still expects to make an adjusted operating profit margin of 6.5-8 percent.
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The company gave gross profit margin guidance of 35 percent for the fourth quarter, below some estimates.
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The company added that its net profit margin increased 8 percent from the first quarter of 85033.
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The business software maker published preliminary figures on Tuesday and raised its 2017 operating profit margin target.
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"There's not enough [profit] margin to give a 50% discount and you're not underwater," the executive said.
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He reduced his long-term operating profit margin forecast for Tesla to 9.8 percent from 14.3 percent.
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For now, companies have been able to absorb profit margin pressures without having to resort to layoffs.
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But its profit margin was something of a disappointment and the stock fell more than 7 percent.
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The typical profit margin for each hiker heading to Everest might be just a few hundred dollars.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to a 3.2 percent profit margin achieved by Tesla.
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We already run a low-profit margin intentionally to keep class prices down, and teacher pay up.
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The gross margin widened to 13% from 50.3%, and the operating profit margin to 8.0% from 7.1%.
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Since SaaS startups are not building hardware, or disbursing loans, they often have the best profit margin.
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Eutelsat confirmed its target for core profit margin of over 76 percent for fiscal year 2017/2018.
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The firm cites multiple profit margin drivers and a view that consensus revenue estimates are too low.
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Cowen called Target a top pick based on strong recent results and an improved profit margin outlook.
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Athenahealth is on pace for almost $1.3 billion of revenue this year, with a 9% net profit margin.
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The average profit margin for steel remains very high, according to analyst at Argonaut Securities in Hong Kong.
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But tech is more vulnerable to profit-margin pressure, they said, as are consumer discretionary and transportation stocks.
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The complaint is that the university rents out accommodation at a 45 percent profit margin, making accommodation unaffordable.
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Takahiro Kazahaya, an analyst with Deutsche Bank in Tokyo, says Seria's profit margin is now higher than Daiso's.
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This is because IBREL has posted a gross profit margin of around 50% over the last few years.
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The profit margin refiners get for diesel, known as the diesel crack, fell to a two-month low.
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Gross profit margin improved on a quarterly basis to 8.2 percent, but was down 1.25 percent on year.
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The profit margin from industrial business shrank to 265 percent from 22.48 percent in the year-earlier period.
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ITT Tech, one of the country's largest for-profit educators, returned a handsome 37.1% profit margin in 2009.
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That means Bird was eking out $0.70 in profit per ride, or a 19 percent gross profit margin.
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"Compared to all the other internet companies Facebook has the highest profit margin," said Baird analyst Colin Sebastian.
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Siemens' 10.4 percent industrial profit margin last quarter was an improvement but still far below GE's 18.3 percent.
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The company's 37 percent profit margin was the highest of any for-profit college investigated by the feds.
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The company also lowered its adjusted operating profit margin for the year to 8%, down from 13% previously.
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Hain Celestial Group, one of Whole Foods' biggest suppliers, says a lower profit margin may be worth it.
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However, SVI has a narrower profit margin than KCE and is smaller by both revenue and operating EBITDAR.
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It had projected annual core profit margin of between 19 percent and 22 percent from 2019 until 2021.
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Indeed, net profit margin sat at 7.1 percent for 2016 — the lowest rate in at least a decade.
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Gilead Sciences, the manufacturer of pricey hepatitis C and HIV drugs, had the largest profit margin at 43%.
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Islam estimated that most of Bangladesh's garment exporters were operating with a profit margin of just three percent.
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Last year Dangote, which makes one of the world's most basic products, had a profit margin of 53%.
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That lifted its operating profit margin to 6.4 percent from 5.2 percent - meeting existing targets a year early.
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The average profit margin at steel mills is around 1,000 yuan ($144.48) a tonne, according to Huatai Futures.
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The world's biggest turbine maker said it targeted a operating profit margin of 9-11 percent in 2018.
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They could see, for instance, that an applicant has been growing steadily and maintaining a stable profit margin.
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He doubted the company's ability to reach its 25 percent gross profit margin target for the Model 3.
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In the U.S., the industry with the highest net profit margin is the accounting industry, at 19.6 percent.
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One analyst pressed Gorman about the wealth management profit margin on the firm's earnings conference call on Thursday.
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The iPhone X has a profit margin of 64 percent, compared to 59 percent for the iPhone 63.
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The iPhone X has a profit margin of 64 percent, compared to 59 percent for the iPhone 8.
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The company forecast interim insurance profit margin to be in the range of 8.5 percent to 9.5 percent.
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This is because Lodha has posted a gross profit margin of around 50% over the last few years.
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That's a profit of about 500 percent – a profit margin any executive in any other business would love.
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Cutting into that profit margin does not help the motorcycle industry, motorcyclists or the American economy in general.
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Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer posted a $3.9 billion profit in the second quarter, equating to a 29% profit margin.
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Erkan said the profit margin at his own stall, which supports three or four families, was very tight.
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It should also have manageable debt levels and a profit margin of at least 10 percent, he says.
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And just like any business, the more costs they can cut, the bigger that profit margin will be.
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Revenue fell short of expectations, however, and Harley also lowered its full-year shipment and profit margin guidance.
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I know from the National that the profit margin on ice-cream is something you want to keep!
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The gross profit margin on the Model 3 - a focus for investors - remained relatively steady at 20 percent.
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Rabbits eat grass, which costs nothing, so the profit margin is greater than for chickens, which need corn.
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Internet ticketing, which accounts for about 12.5% of IRCTC's revenue, however, has the biggest profit margin — about 35%.
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Wall Street is buzzing over Facebook's lower profit margin guidance, driving an epic plunge in its shares Thursday.
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Operating profit margin came in at 22 percent versus the 218 percent FactSet analyst estimate for the quarter.
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That would be the fifth straight year of improving profits, giving a net profit margin of 5.6 percent.
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And the building part is very, very expensive, making the prospective profit margin, best case, something like 20%.
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JPMorgan shared with its clients the firm's best software stock picks with the biggest profit margin expansion potential.
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Volkswagen said on Friday that it wanted to achieve a 4 percent profit margin for Volkswagen brand cars.
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But the brewery continues to be eye-wateringly profitable — its operating profit margin exceeds that of giant Heineken.
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The analyst noted that the company gave lower operating profit margin guidance on its second-quarter earnings call.
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But if it simply substitutes offline demand for online sales it could lose out, because it would have to hand over a big chunk of its profit margin to third parties (at least there is plenty to go round; IKEA Group's gross profit margin averaged 40% between 2012 and 2016).
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The cost savings are slated to improve its operating profit margin by 1 percentage point by 2021, Adecco said.
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BDMS aims to boost its profit margin to 24 percent by 2018 from 22 percent now, he also said.
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The private company did not disclose detailed earnings, but it did say that its net profit margin was 8.7%.
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GM was helped by a more favorable sales mix, selling more of its higher profit margin SUVs and crossovers.
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The company also saw its adjusted operating profit margin increase by 110 basis points to 12.1 percent of sales.
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Investors are focused on whether the gross profit margin on the Model 3 will remain around 20% in China.
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Wedbush's Ives said the key number for Apple is not any single-quarter revenue, profit margin or net income.
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Apple's consumer lock-in is a smart play for its profit margin, but not for you or your home.
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FCA reported a record 8.4 percent operating profit margin in the region, despite a drop in sales and shipments.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company's must lucrative unit, saw its operating profit margin expand from a year earlier.
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Such profit margin would be comparable to pre-21500 levels (21000%), despite competition from other tour operators (some online).
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It is up to the dealer to offer discounts and take a lower profit margin, which they often do.
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Cleveland Bagel would sell that cup for $2.00, earning them a 90 percent profit margin of $1.80 per cup.
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Pacific Crest told investors to be wary of Tesla shares, citing the profit margin risk from increased price discounting.
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It forecast an operating profit margin between 19 percent and 20.5 percent in the first quarter, excluding special items.
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Even if income-driven repayment did erase the loan program's profit margin, would that be such a bad thing?
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The company expects its profit margin in North America to rise to 10 percent by 2020, Mr. Shanks said.
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He also wants to contract out these projects, building in a 10 percent profit margin for the private contractor.
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However, the Montreal-based company said its forecast for 2020 and 2021 for annual profit margin remained in place.
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Analysts said a profit margin beat at the Asia Pacific division was the main positive surprise in the results.
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The company's technological edge has been good for its profit margin, and it's proving a winning formula for investors.
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The company retained its full-year outlook for its operating profit margin to expand by about 25 basis points.
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Whether or not Rob & Chyna returns for a second season, Chyna has laid the foundation for a profit margin.
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EBITDA interest coverage was low at 0.7x, but we expect a gradual increase reflecting a gross profit-margin improvement.
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En+ runs its own, the world largest, renewables generation capacity with hydro power plants, achieving 81 percent profit margin.
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Revenue surged 0.53 percent to 20.5 billion yuan, while gross profit margin increased 21 percentage points to 26.6919 percent.
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It also had the second-lowest operating profit margin, at 5 percent, less than half the overall 11.2 percent.
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In the most recent quarter, Walmart had 25 percent gross profit margin, while Target's came in at 24 percent.
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Revenue rose 25.1 percent to 16.69 billion yuan, while gross profit margin increased 1.0 percentage point to 49.4 percent.
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That compares with an operating profit margin of 18.1 for the Lufthansa brand and 21.5 percent for British Airways.
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In all, the work amounted to about a 40 percent profit margin (after Shopify and Printful took their cuts).
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The retailer reported its gross profit margin dropped 1 basis points, hurt by heavy discounting and higher transportation costs.
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All told, his profit margin is about 13%, which means he'll earn an extra $35,000 in income this year.
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The deal will have no impact on the operating profit margin of BMW's core automotive segment, the companies said.
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Sodexo last month cut its full-year sales and profit margin outlook after a weaker-than-expected second-quarter.
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The company also renewed its pledge for this year to improve on last year's 7.7 percent operating profit margin.
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Boeing's operating profit margin also narrowed to 3.5 percent in the fourth quarter, from 9.3 percent a year earlier.
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The broadcast company itself already holds $3.9 billion of debt and has a modest profit margin of 11 percent.
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But the raw materials used to make dyes have risen in price, cutting Jay Chemical's profit margin in half.
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But recurring operating income beat expectations, jumping 21 percent to 20.8805 billion euros for a 7.7 percent profit margin.
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When companies have more pricing power, they make fewer products and sell each one for a higher profit margin.
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AB InBev's 38 percent third-quarter profit margin, before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, gives something to aim for.
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The company said it expected an operating profit margin of 19 percent to 21 percent for the third quarter.
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Even before climate change endangered their crop, Colombian coffee farmers were already operating on a very slim profit margin.
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Even so, Chapman says he's bounced back from the experience to reach a 48 percent total pretax profit margin.
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Within three years of his taking charge at the Paris-based PSA Group, the company's profit margin has tripled.
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Selling directly results in a profit margin "tends to be about 10 points better" than indirect sales, Spence said.
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Ford sold over 2628,28500 F-Series pickups last year with an estimated profit margin of at least $6900,2628 each.
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The company's revenue will hit $10.5 billion this year, with a 37% profit margin, Burton-Taylor International Consulting reckons.
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Previously the company had targeted an operating profit margin of 4.5 to 5 percent, which it has achieved this year.
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They said there is a potential for a profit margin squeeze, as businesses attempt to pass on some cost pressures.
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Model 1.53s have a lower profit margin per vehicle than the S or X. Tesla noted that its Fremont, Calif.
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It also cut its forecast for gross profit margin to 240 percent, down a percentage point from its prior estimate.
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Heinz's profit margin widened from 18% to 28% in just two years, according to Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm.
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Fitch expects the lower borrowing cost to partially offset a lower gross profit margin and strengthen Modern Land's credit profile.
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Delta, for example, is looking to boost its operating profit margin to between 17 percent and 19 percent by 2018.
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So they have in aggregate a weak return on equity, of 9%, and a net profit margin of just 2%.
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McClure grossed around $4 million in revenues in 2015 and averages a 15 percent to 20 percent profit margin annually.
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The company also raised its profit margin guidance amid solid demand, with orders up 28.5 percent from a year ago.
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The European firm's average pre-tax profit margin was 265% in the decade to 19953, compared with 21995% for Boeing.
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According to a Barrons report, one of the big sources of concern for analysts was the company's gross profit margin.
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First Solar was helped by stronger equipment sales, and raised the low end of its full-year profit margin forecast.
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The business had a profit margin of 224 percent in the fourth quarter and 226 percent for all of 2121.
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It can be sliced many ways (gross margin, operating margin, net profit margin) but is roughly a measure of profitability.
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The allure of a quick sell at a high profit margin is one reason legal owners might sell their guns.
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However, he failed to deliver a sustained rise in clothing sales to accompany the profit margin gains he did achieve.
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Bundled with significant increases in operating expenses of roughly $7 million, the company's profit margin dipped deep into the negative.
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The company reported a -23% profit margin for the service business, though that was an improvement from the prior quarter.
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But growth in operating costs continued to outpace prices charged by services firms, indicating persistent pressure on their profit margin.
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However, adjusted gross profit margin grow 200 basis points to 46.5%, powering a 13 cents profit beat in the quarter.
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But seriously, I think this is for a mechanic that can do it up and make a big profit margin.
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Stevens said GM's profit margin should hit 10 percent or higher in the second quarter and for the full year.
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DexCom also decreased its gross profit margin guidance to about 63%, compared to the previous range of 64% to 65%.
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The company promotes itself as the first Egyptian firm to import cars at a discounted profit margin of six percent.
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But the firm said last year that it is becoming more efficient, something reflected in its improving gross profit margin.
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That compares with a 6.6 percent operating profit margin at Siemens' energy management unit in the quarter on flat sales.
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Zara owner Inditex rose 4.1 percent after the fashion retailer said it expected profit margin growth in the second half.
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While boosting sales, the growing share of less profitable online sales in total revenues would constrain future profit margin expansion.
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Overall, it forecast sales growth of around 4 percent and its operating profit margin to stay at a similar level.
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While Printful's fee per t-shirt will eat into my profit margin, it satisfies my goal of an effortless setup.
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U.K. aerospace firm Meggit is trading higher after company raised its outlook for sales but trimmed its profit margin forecast.
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That focus is likely to improve the profit margin on electric cars, whereas BMW's more complex strategy involves higher costs.
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The numbers: 15.5%, the average profit margin home health companies made on Medicare payments, according to MedPAC's most recent report.
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In return, I was cut throatin' the competition but this tactic was leaving me with a very little profit margin.
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Right now, hospitals and doctors are paid the average wholesale cost of the drug plus a profit margin, typically 6%.
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Unlike our computers and phones, these systems are designed and produced at a lower profit margin with less engineering expertise.
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SpaceX, for all its successes, is still a fairly small company, and the profit margin on rocket launches is small.
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If your ticket sales have bottomed out, and your profit margin is already razor-thin, how do you keep going?
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Health technology company Philips lost 8.8% after the firm said it would miss its 2019 target for profit margin improvement.
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Over the past four years, increases in Nestle's gross profit margin have contributed 5.5 billion Swiss francs of extra profit.
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The insurance profit margin of 9.7 percent was near the top end of guidance of 8.5 percent to 10 percent.
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So it is, and if you do that very well, you can achieve a profit margin that might break 10%.
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"You should be able to produce a pound for under $7003, which is a superb profit margin," Mr. Mullins said.
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Management aims to achieve structural cost savings and improve Nestle's operating profit margin by at least 200bps by 2019/2020.
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This meant that in order to make any profit margin at all, they needed to agree to the auto-shipment.
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Kmart was always operating at a much thinner gross profit margin, which compares sales revenue to the cost of goods.
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Wealth and investment management reported record net income of $804 million, and a record pretax profit margin of 28 percent.
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In similar fashion, Raymond James lowered its rating to outperform from strong buy due to Facebook's lower profit margin guidance.
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Revenue rose 20.2 percent to 6.1 billion yuan, and its gross profit margin increased 1.3 percentage point to 47.9 percent.
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Such films proved to have an average profit margin of twenty-four per cent—roughly double the average studio return.
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Spotify's gross profit margin also grew in that quarter, to 26.7 percent, from 25.3 percent in the previous three months.
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The earnings season has kicked off in Europe with Philips Lighting announcing that its operating profit margin rose to 9.1 percent.
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Healthineers made a profit margin of 18.1 percent in the fiscal year to September, while comparable revenue growth was 3 percent.
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Assuming 40% gross profit margin for iPhone and a 10% tariff equates to ~$1.5B in OP impact or ~$0.33 in EPS.
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Group revenue was up 21% at 532 million euros last year, while its core profit margin increased to 54.8% from 53.5%.
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Inditex's gross profit margin missed analyst expectations, falling to 57.0 percent in its 2016 financial year from 57.8 percent in 2015.
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Healthy Margin: Fitch expects Guorui to be able to maintain a gross profit margin close to 30% over next 13 months.
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Its pretax profit margin also fell to 21 percent from 22 percent because expenses did not fall as much as revenue.
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Net profit margin was 643 percent on 401.3 billion yuan ($58.3 billion) of revenue for the first six months of 2019.
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The profit margin for the division grew by 20 percent in the quarter as the F-35 program continued to mature.
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CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS AFTER TAXES COME IN BELOW EXPECTATIONS AT EUR 1.9 MILLION DUE TO INCREASED EXPENSES AND LOWER GROSS PROFIT MARGIN.
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Luckin's surprise 12.5% rise in store-level profit margin in the latest quarter landed at a good time to reassure investors.
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Gross profit margin will be between 38 cents and 38.5 cents per dollar of sales, compared with 38 cents this quarter.
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It wants its operating profit margin to reach 15 percent by 2022, a rise of almost 3 percentage points from 2018.
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Bed Bath & Beyond, like many of its competitors, has struggled to protect its profit margin amid costly investments in e-commerce.
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But Sony's 10003Xs are competing against premium headphones, where there's obviously enough padding in the profit margin to make the upgrade.
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Matthew Grainger, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, estimates that the average profit margin on a premium cigarette can reach about 703%.
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The company does not disclose full financial results, but the most recent quarter showed a negative profit margin of 15 percent.
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The airline said its pretax profit margin was 8.4 percent in the first quarter, compared with 6.8 percent a year ago.
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Nestle's trading operating profit margin improved by a better-than-expected 17.1% as the company pressed ahead with its premiumisation strategy.
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It emphasizes its brand over selling millions of shipments, meaning that it can reel in a higher profit margin per device.
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It expects "Restock Kroger" to generate $21.97 million in incremental operating profit margin over the three years from 2018 to 2020.
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The group said it was sticking to a target to post an operating profit margin of between 21 and 20.8747 percent.
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The restaurant may also shore up its bottom line by serving beer, wine, and fries, items with a high profit margin.
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"If there's enough meat in the profit margin, they're going to send it no matter what the spread is," he said.
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That kind of profit margin is on par with the pharmaceutical industry, which usually has the highest margins in health care.
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The strategy seems to have worked for the U.S. automaker, which posted a profit margin of 6.8 percent in January-September.
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"It's a stock that has a 9.5 P/E, 46 percent return on equity [and] 40 percent profit margin," he noted.
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It expects sales of 3 billion euros in the third quarter and a profit margin of 43-44%, the company said.
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At the same time, JPMorgan removed Lululemon from the Analyst Focus list, in part due to concerns over profit margin contraction.
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It had an operating profit margin of 10.0 percent in the third quarter, down 60 basis points from a year earlier.
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That limit is based on the value of your home, expected mortality rates, the lender's profit margin and prevailing interest rates.
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In short, add your profit margin and growth rate, and if they sum to 20133 or more, you are doing well.
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Primark's full-year operating profit margin was forecast to be better than the first half's 10 percent, ahead of previous guidance.
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Greece accounts for about 90 percent of OTE's EBITDA and its profit margin rose by 150 basis points to 42.5 percent.
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Siemens Gamesa, which makes direct-drive and gearbox turbines, is targeting a profit margin of 6-7 percent for 2017/2018.
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Revenue rose 2% to $4.4 billion from the same quarter last year, and pre-tax profit margin came in at 28.2%.
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The company said it retained its full-year outlook - that its operating profit margin should expand by around 25 basis points.
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"We're carrying on until we reach a price and a profit margin that are reasonable compared with cars abroad," he said.
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Cost-based pricing: A price is calculated by totaling the costs of producing the drug and then adding a profit margin.
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Its gross profit margin declined to 54.3 percent from 56.3 percent a year ago in evidence to a tough business environment.
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Apple – Apple's iPhone X has a larger profit margin than its iPhone 8, according to an analysis by teardown firm TechInsights.
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"For most small companies, that left little to no profit margin, even for owner-operators who already own their own trucks."
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The bank said the profit margin for the 370-day sharia-compliant facility was 125 basis points over three-month LIBOR.
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Tokmanni, with 156 stores, had sales of 755 million euros and an underlying operating profit margin of 5.8 percent in 2015.
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Retail sales in Hong Kong and Macau fell 3.6 percent, while gross profit margin decreased to 41.2 percent from 42.9 percent.
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Comparable stores sales rose 2.33 percent and consolidated gross profit margin rose to 13 percent from 16.09 percent a year earlier.
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The investment move follows comments from the Mercedes-Benz parent company which suggested electric vehicles could hamper its profit margin goal.
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More states have legalized marijuana, leading some in the alcohol industry to regard it as a threat to their profit margin.
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"This means a higher production cost and lower profit margin by the time the pigs are mature for sale," he said.
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I learned that what mattered most wasn't my profit margin, but rather, the values of the economy I was operating within.
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You know, our industry is an industry which has a good profit margin and, therefore, it can pay its teammates well.
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TechCrunch: Does the majority of the economics (profit/margin) from the payments product accrue to the Podium client, or Podium itself?
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Food group Danone also lowered its 2020 forecast for sales and profit margin, citing an uncertain economic climate and the coronavirus.
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The profit margin for its primary electronics business was 2744 percent in the fourth quarter, against 22.78 percent a year earlier.
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Nestle shares climbed 1.8 percent as the world's largest packaged food company set a profit margin target for the first time.
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Fitch anticipates profit margin expansion will drive higher FCF over time, eventually exceeding Conduent's roughly $0003 million of FCF in 2015.
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He predicts Eli Lilly's operating profit margin will rise to 36 percent by 2024 versus the estimated 27 percent this year.
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When we recorded our 'Shark Tank' episode, we were doing around $300,000 in annual sales with an 8 percent profit margin.
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That profit margin gives Amazon the flexibility to invest in other areas — a key factor in Amazon's quest for continued growth.
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Retailers who generate more sales can expect to earn a profit margin of 16 percent for the weekend, according to AlixPartners.
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Full-year core operating profit margin is seen at 10-11 percent, up from a previous view of 9-11 percent.
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Retail sales in Hong Kong and Macau fell 3.6 percent, while gross profit margin decreased to 41.2 percent from 13 percent.
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That may not sound like much, but it ate into his razor-thin profit margin and prompted him to stop hiring.
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"The potential profit margin on the 16-gig phone is lower than it is on the 64-gig version," he said.
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S&P says the tariffs could lead to profit margin deterioration and increased risks when combined with falling retail sales and shipments.
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The firm cut its annual sales growth and profit margin forecasts, becoming the latest U.K. retailer to highlight very poor November trading.
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The pilot showed "promising results for increasing gross profit margin, while decreasing costs associated with theft and vandalism," according to the company.
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On the other hand, it might just make it easier for Apple to pad its pockets with an even higher profit margin.
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Fiat Chrysler's Europe, Middle East and Africa operations were marginally profitable in the second quarter and achieved 1.8% profit margin in 2018.
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In the third quarter, the silicon-wafer manufacturer's operating profit margin improved 11 percentage points from a year earlier to 29 percent.
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Gross profit margin on net sales was 49.2% in the first quarter of 723, compared to 41.5% in the year ago period.
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Amazon's net profit margin of 4.3% last year ranked 98th amount the 110 most valuable companies, and Netflix's 7.7% margin was 86th.
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The company cut its full-year revenue growth outlook, but is maintaining its full-year earnings forecast as profit margin growth improves.
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AIS is rated higher than its domestic peer, DTAC, due to the latter's smaller size, weaker market position and lower profit margin.
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With weekly sales averaging nearly $3,0003 and a 60% profit margin, the company was netting a little more than $1,700 a week.
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Third Point said Nestle should be able to reach a 20 percent profit margin by 2022, up from 63 percent in 2017.
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Third Point said Nestle should be able to reach a 103 percent profit margin by 2022, up from 16.5 percent in 2017.
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The companies themselves, like Tempur-Sealy, their gross profit margin goes between 37 and 53 percent in the last decade or two.
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The private company did not reveal its profits, but it did say that its net profit margin had increased slightly to 26%.
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Both revenue and comparable-store sales were above Wall Street forecasts, but Lowe's cut its full-year forecast amid profit margin pressures.
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Despite the higher profit, Ford's adjusted pretax profit margin fell to 5.2 percent from 6.4 percent in the same quarter in 2017.
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The airline said it expects an operating profit margin between 20.5 percent and 22 percent in the second quarter, excluding special items.
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In a management statement, BR said revenue fell due to the strategy of preserving its profit margin regardless of its market share.
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It had 2015 revenue of about 425 million euros and a core profit margin of 10 percent, one of the sources said.
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We expect Tewoo's gross profit margin to remain low at 21000% and operating EBITDA at 212000%-4807123% after eliminating foreign-exchange fluctuations.
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Clinton explained that companies won't want to invest in places that are thinly populated where they can't guarantee a large profit margin.
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Restaurants have realized that customers are willing to pay a bit more for them, which means they have a higher profit margin.
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Or perhaps Musk is aiming to make his company the next Apple, which reported a 27 percent operating profit margin last year.
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Telefonica's Chief Executive Jose Maria Alvarez described its guidance as "prudent" and said it implies that the profit margin will remain stable.
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The analyst predicts the company's operating profit margin will increase to 29.2 percent next year from an estimated 28 percent this year.
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Morgan Stanley said on Thursday its wealth management division had a record pre-tax profit margin of 28.2% in the second quarter.
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The company achieved an operating profit margin - excluding severance charges - of 11.5% during the year, within its target range of 11 -12%.
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All driving around did was put unnecessary miles on my car and ensured that I ruined my profit margin by wasting gas.
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HKEX's profit margin in 2018 was north of 70%, compared with 60% for exchanges on average, according to a report from Opimas.
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Delta Air Lines Inc is expected to report that its first-quarter operating profit margin more than doubled from a year ago.
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At the same time, the industry, which employs many people in both manufacturing and retail, runs on a very thin profit margin.
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And Amazon Web Services (AWS), which handles data and computing for large enterprises, saw its profit margin expand from the previous quarter.
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Stabilizing FCF: Fitch expects FCF of more than $500 million annually, driven by stabilizing top line and restructuring-led profit margin expansion.
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Expressed as a percentage, profit margin tells us how much your product sells for above the actual cost of the product itself.
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This may mean a slightly smaller profit margin for supplies, but a larger consciousness that will generate a loyal, intelligent consumer base.
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These commercial contracts are often higher volume and higher profit margin, and help underwrite innovation and business activity on the military side.
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In the third quarter of 2019, auto and truck manufacturers had earned an average profit margin of 7.9% in the past year.
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This, combined with higher research and development spending, will lead to a lower operating profit margin in its automotive segment, it said.
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He promised them price transparency and speedy delivery, and all he asked in exchange was a modest 0003% to 12% profit margin.
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What's the point of going viral if you're not able to turn it into something — a business, a profit margin, a brand?
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WPP's 2021 target is to reach organic growth in line with the industry and a headline profit margin of at least 15%.
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The operating profit margin for its Google unit was 31.9 percent in the most recent quarter, compared to 25 percent for Alphabet.
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Amazon will likely beat its profit-margin forecast for the fourth quarter, Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy said in a note last week.
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And for any automaker, everything that makes a car more expensive or less efficient can mean cutting an already slim profit margin.
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Gone is the slick-talking store sales guy directing you toward the mattress with the best profit margin or the highest commission.
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"The biggest profits will be found in high-profit-margin companies trying to gain market share in all those areas," he said.
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In the most recent quarter, Uber's loss was higher than its total revenue of $3.2 billion — a "profit margin" exceeding negative 100%.
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This unit's gross profit margin was 80 percent higher than that of Square's core payments business in the first half of 2015.
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Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe accounts for about a fifth of group sales, and had an operating profit margin of 4.1 percent last fiscal year.
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Amazon will likely top its profit-margin guidance for the fourth quarter, Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy said in a research note last week.
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Revenue at its most promising new enterprise, selling cloud computing and cybersecurity, fell 4.1 percent in April-December and its profit margin tightened.
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The company attributed the narrower profit margin primarily to its acquisition last June of motorhome manufacturer Jayco for about $576 million in cash.
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Schneider Electric rose 3.4 percent after the electrical equipment producer reported a strong profit margin despite headwinds from the rise in the euro.
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Operating profit and profit after tax declined to R235 million (H1 2016: R318 million) * Gross profit margin achieved for six months to Aug.
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The company's sees its full-year core operating profit margin at 10-11 percent, up from a previous view of 9-11 percent.
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Flipkart has undergone change in top-level management in recent months, something widely interpreted as renewed focus on profit margin over volume growth.
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Whether the store is successful will be interesting to see, given that there likely isn't a huge profit margin on selling $35 computers.
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A good thing for Tesla, for now, because it's unclear that the company can achieve an acceptable profit margin on high-volume vehicles.
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Jefferies analyst Andy Barish wrote that he believes Chipotle's same-store sales growth and profit margin drivers are already reflected in the stock.
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With the import duties already more than the company's profit margin, there was no choice but to pass the cost along to consumers.
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The fall in customer orders is in spite of a cost-cutting program that helped boost the Swiss power transformer maker's profit margin.
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They bring in around $2m in revenue, perhaps $3m in a good year, with a profit margin of about 10%, says Mr Nolan.
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Pacific Crest says lower-than-expected iPhone 7 demand and profit margin concerns may limit Apple share price appreciation in the coming months.
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General Mills said the savings from these changes will help it achieve its fiscal 2018 adjusted operating profit margin target of 20 percent.
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While IBM's revenue and profit beat expectations, the company's adjusted gross profit margin fell to 22.42 percent from 44.5 percent a year earlier.
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You may be familiar with ratios like P/E (price to earnings ratio), P/S ratio (price to sales ratio) and profit margin.
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Last year, the company generated about $9 billion in sales, and its profit margin tends to hover around 40 percent, according to sources.
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The group said that business's profit margin would improve to 16-19 percent over the medium term, up from 14 percent last year.
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Citing industry estimates, Calcalist said SintecMedia has annual revenue of $100-$120 million and a profit margin of as much as 40 percent.
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Comparable stores sales fell 6.6 percent while consolidated gross profit margin dropped to 17.32 percent from 17.83 percent in a year-ago period.
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My profit margin does take a hit because I refuse to use anything that is not freshly squeezed and of the highest quality.
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It sells its devices at near cost, with little to no profit margin, with the eventual goal of making a profit via services.
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In the quarter gross profit margin fell to 25.7 percent from 26.1 percent a year earlier, but were better than what analysts feared.
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The bank reported pre-tax profit margin of 28.2% for the business, just above the high end of its 26% to 28% target.
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Amplifon said it plans to reach a core profit margin of 18.5 percent at the end of a new 2018-20 business plan.
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LSE expects its core profit margin to rise to at least 50 percent within three years of the deal's completion, the company said.
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Microsoft has sold Xbox systems with a slim profit margin, relying on sales of games and online services to make up the difference.
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The letter also said Nestle should set a formal profit margin target of 18 to 20 percent by 2020 to help improve productivity.
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Bernstein reiterated its market perform rating on Tesla shares, warning investors the electric-car maker will have difficulty meeting its profit margin forecast.
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The now-defunct American Journalism Review even reported in October 53 that the Warren Buffett-owned Buffalo News had a 34.6% profit margin.
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But, in our corporate overlords' defense, it really is hard to give up a high profit margin business for a low margin one.
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Mead Johnson's operating profit margin, at 25 percent in 2016 according to Eikon, is close to the 28 percent analysts expect for Reckitt.
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One surprising finding was the windfalls hospitals are raking in from pricing and Wall Street investments; their profit margin is still above average.
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With a profit margin of about 13%, he'll earn an extra $35,000 in income this year on top of his full-time job.
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After 22 rides (when a scooter is written off), the company has generated $230 of profit, at a relatively meagre 280% profit margin.
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It's now doing $0003,000 in monthly revenue with 56 percent unit profit margin after customer acquisition costs, and it's growing 40 percent monthly.
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It's cause for celebration whenever Ford and General Motors manage to make a pre-tax profit margin of 10% in the Unites States.
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None of the industry players have enough profit margin to absorb the 25% tariffs, said Wallace Epperson, managing director at Mann, Armistead & Epperson.
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To limit the banks' profit margin, the Fed also offers to pay a somewhat lower rate, currently 1.75 percent, directly to non-banks.
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Unilever – Unilever raised its full-year profit margin target after the food producer saw its margins expand significantly during the year's first half.
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Alden runs the newspapers at a high profit margin while cutting costs significantly, often through layoffs, and the Denver crew has lost patience.
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Revenue beat forecasts, however, and the company said it saw an increase in sales growth, market share, and profit margin during the quarter.
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"I am confident for the full year we will be back" within a profit margin range of 15 to 18 percent, he said.
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The study used firm level data from publicly traded companies allowing them to compare output and input prices and derive profit margin data.
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"The food producer showed a very strong recovery in the gross profit margin from a year earlier," said a note by NBK Capital.
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When he returned, Munoz found an airline trailing its competitors in almost every important metric, including earnings growth, profit margin and customer service.
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The profit margin can be as much as 1,000 yuan (US$143) per pig, so dealers have been stockpiling funds for bulk purchases.
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Tokmanni, with 156 stores, had sales of 755 million euros ($859 million) and an underlying operating profit margin of 5.8 percent last year.
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Of course OCP would like to provide private police services while padding its profit margin with lucrative government police contracts and drug sales.
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Would the profit margin be wide enough to warrant buying you out at the price you need to find a suitable home elsewhere?
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Most airlines overbook because people are unreliable, and with the profit margin already so tight, they need to optimize the space they have.
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Loxo expects revenue of all of its cancer medicines will peak in 2031 at $2 billion with a 43% profit margin, assuming FDA approvals.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS), which handles data and computing for large enterprises in the cloud, won new business and saw its profit margin expand.
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Brian Olsavsky, Amazon's chief financial officer, said on a call with analysts that advertising was "a key contributor" to the company's growing profit margin.
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Fresh produce is the albatross around grocers' necks — it's got a razor-thin profit margin, it spoils quickly, and illnesses can prompt public hysteria.
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Digital Factory, Siemens's factory automation unit, remained its most profitable business; its profit margin was 16.9 percent, down from 18.8 percent a year earlier.
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Last week, Ericsson beat fourth-quarter profit margin and sales forecasts, citing cost cuts and demand from U.S. mobile operators for 5G telecoms equipment.
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This compares with rival General Motors' first-quarter operating profit margin of 216.4 percent, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles 's 7.2 percent in North America.
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Analysts said they expected marketing costs to continue to weigh on the company's bottomline due to its high operating leverage and low profit margin.
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Nevertheless, the high visibility of SPD's project pipeline, stable profit margin, and the strong and continued support from the government could mitigate these risks.
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"Power sales for the high profit-margin retail accounts have been down, so that should work as a factor for profit decline," he said.
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The company said its total revenue came in at 264 billion yuan ($58.26 billion) and its net profit margin for the period was 8.7%.
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He added that buying these brands is helping Walmart improve its profit margin mix, because specialty retailers tend to sell goods at higher prices.
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HP is focusing on profitable growth, which has contributed to profit margin expansion, and growth markets, including 3D printing, packaging and the A3 segment.
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Robotics was ABB's star performer during the fourth quarter, reporting an 11 percent rise in revenues and racking up ABB's highest divisional profit margin.
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Snider calls out the consumer discretionary and industrial sectors as the most at risk due to high labor intensity and potential profit margin pressure.
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United expects an adjusted pre-tax profit margin of 5 percent to 7 percent for the fourth quarter, about half the year-ago level.
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Its underlying operating profit margin will improve slightly from 14.4 percent in 2015, it said as it published full-year financial results on Wednesday.
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"If you see a continuation of profit-margin squeeze here in the U.S. I think valuations are vulnerable," he told "Power Lunch" on Tuesday.
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Wood Mackenzie expects the discount for lower grade ore to narrow as the steel profit margin shrinks, but not to the levels seen previously.
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At Sawyer's farm, annual revenue for the past several years has been about $3 million, but Sawyer said his profit margin is razor-thin.
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Intuitive expects a 2018 gross profit margin of 17.93 percent to 71.5 percent of revenue, lower than the 71.9 percent it recorded in 2017.
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He marvellously imagined the way that a Jewish moneylender might use the Bible to construct a witty Midrashic justification of his own profit margin.
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With limited labor and shipping costs to pay and no back inventory, Feetz has a 21.2 percent profit margin on every pair, she added.
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It has far fewer features than Steam, far fewer games in its library, and — crucially — a much higher profit margin for anyone selling games.
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The analyst predicts the company's gross profit margin will decline by 75 basis points in its second quarter because of inflation in commodity prices.
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It's on track to make $22020 million in advertising revenue in 20053, up from $22005 million in 215, with a double-digit profit margin.
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Sodexo cut its sales and profit margin outlook in March while Compass, the world's biggest catering firm, missed first-half earnings expectations in May.
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Its underlying operating profit margin reached 5.7 percent, excluding currency impacts, against 6.4 percent a year ago, in line with the company's revised guidance.
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Considering its average retail watch price is 21,000 francs, he puts the company's operating profit margin at 23.8 percent, at the industry's higher end.
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Nestle (NSRGY) set an operating profit margin target of up to 18.5 percent by 2020 and also said it would speed up stock buybacks.
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Industry concerns: The food industry operates on a 1% profit margin, Alex Baloga, chief executive of the Pennsylvania Food Merchants Association, told the journal.
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The Chinese technology firm said its net profit margin was "8 percent for the quarter" but did not disclose its actual net profit number.
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"There's been a line down the road," Sukhadia said, noting he is able to keep his prices low by maintaining a thin profit margin.
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Prior to the collapse in oil prices, there was still a small profit margin for companies that were willing to risk moving Venezuelan oil.
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Diageo (DEO) reported improved earnings and raised its profit margin targets after the spirits maker saw sales growth across all its major global markets.
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AMD sells high-profit-margin server chips to data centers and cloud computing providers, which companies use to add capacity to serve their customers.
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Despite the slowdown, Xiaomi said its gross profit margin of smartphones segment had reached 25% — up from 210% and 25% in the previous quarters.
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Still, as it tries to be all things to all shoppers, Nordstrom's operating profit margin is nearly half what it was eight years ago.
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The company also reaffirmed its outlook stated last month where it raised its operating profit margin forecast on the back of higher marketing spending.
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However, higher-end suits costing between $2900 or more can be manufactured in the United States - given the increased profit margin and quality standards.
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The company reported a core business second-quarter operating profit margin of 30.3 percent ex-one-time items versus 32.8 percent the previous year.
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Revenue for the period rose 19.4 percent to 11.98 billion yuan ($1.74 billion) and net profit increased 2.5 percent, while net profit margin decreased.
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The group's overall operating profit margin was 15.1 percent in 2015 and analysts estimate the health business could eventually achieve margins above 20 percent.
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And a Berkeley Research Group study late last year found the average profit margin on 2628B oncology drugs was approximately 28503 percent in 22019.
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At the same time, the hurdles become higher for internal capital investment allocations that can add more to a record profit margin, he explained.
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Diageo – Diageo reported improved earnings and raised its profit margin targets, after the spirits maker saw sales growth across all its major global markets.
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He said he aimed to lift the profit margin of the combined company towards that of DSV but declined to give more specific guidance.
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Instead, the Chinese government will take the extra refining profit margin and put the money into a special fund for energy conservation and pollution control.
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PetroVietnam's net profit margin in 2016 was its lowest in at least seven years at just over 7 percent from over 15 percent in 2009.
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The estimate comes after LG posted its highest profit in nine years in January-March due to robust sales of high-profit-margin premium TVs.
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The group kept its guidance for the full 2019-20 year - revenue growth of 25% to 30% with a core profit margin of around 10%.
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It said its operating profit margin would decline by 20 basis points this year, compared with an earlier forecast of a 25 basis point increase.
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Also important: Direct-to-consumer products are often higher quality for a lower price, because you're not paying for the profit margin of department stores.
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And the fair system has got to stop subsidizing large galleries and asking small galleries to pay disproportionately more, in terms of their profit margin.
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Xiaomi could boost its profit margin if it uses its own processors in smartphones, according to Shobhit Srivastava, an analyst at marketing research firm Counterpoint.
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Renault's group operating profit margin edged up to 6.2 percent from 6.1 percent, with core auto division profitability also rising 0.1 points to 4.8 percent.
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In 2015 its operating-profit margin was 15%, better than the 13% at Danone, a French competitor, but far below the 23% at Kraft-Heinz.
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The result: devastating portraits of hospitals plagued by riots and violence even though they are owned by a corporation whose 2016 profit margin exceeded 25%.
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That should help the brand reach a profit margin of at least six percent by 2022, three years earlier than previously planned, the company added.
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He said it was doubtful whether the UK division would maintain its profit margin this year, and the company would look at shifting some capacity.
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Goethe's sales fell by a fifth last year as it cut prices to limit lost orders, while its profit margin has shrivelled to 3 percent.
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Lanman told me that in December of 203, six months after the initial price bump, ClassPass was operating at an 8 percent gross profit margin.
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It has put pressure on Yamato's profit margin as the company has to pay more for its workers and contractors to deliver packages on time.
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Gross profit margin increased 2.4 percentage points from a year ago to 35.2 percent amid relatively low raw milk prices and an improving product mix.
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Profit-margin growth did stagnate in the fourth quarter, as the number of panelists that reported rising margins equaled the share that said margins fell.
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Nestle confirmed its guidance, saying it expects full-year organic sales growth around 3.5% and an underlying trading operating profit margin at or above 17.5%.
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The existing cultural infrastructure of its Chinatowns aside, the potential profit margin of owning property in Brooklyn's up-and-coming areas is hard to beat.
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What we found: Cumulatively, these hospital systems made $14.4 billion in profit last year from caring for patients, for an operating profit margin of 2.7%.
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Part of the electric push is to help VW increase its profit margin long-term, with EVs replacing fuel-burning models that aren't selling well.
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With very promising growth, wonderful units, a great brand and a rare profit margin, Airbnb still has a rather large valuation to live up to.
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Vestas, the world's largest maker of wind turbines was the worst performer, falling close to 15 percent as it lowered its 2017 profit margin outlook.
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"It is still profitable but the profit margin is very low," Yu said of the unit that contributes around one third to the group's revenue.
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The company aims to catch up with Apple's service and Oppo's profit margin in three years, according to another memo sent last Friday by Ren.
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Locations open more than two years had an operating profit margin of 21 percent for the first six months of the year, excluding certain expenses.
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The core-profit margin (excluding the impact of the variable annuity reserves) was 7% in the financial year ending March 2016 (FYE16), unchanged from FYE5003.
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It aims for a profit margin of 17 percent and return on invested capital of more than 20 percent in the year ending March 2022.
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As a result, he predicts Ford will generate an operating profit margin of 7 percent in 2020 versus the Wall Street consensus of 6.1 percent.
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Gross domestic product growth has also lagged far behind the pace of profit-margin expansion — and it's a sign to them that something is wrong.
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" In its annual securities filing, Costco warns investors that sales and profit margin would suffer if Kirkland "experiences a loss of member acceptance or confidence.
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After making some reasonable adjustments to the reported numbers, the cancer specialist's operating profit margin in the most recent quarter was a stunning 55 percent.
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Speaking to CNBC's Charlotte Reed in Paris Wednesday, Chairman Carlos Tavares noted that Groupe PSA posted its best ever operating profit margin rate last year.
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It is these values that should dictate American foreign policy, not the profit margin of Lockheed Martin, maker of those F-16s destined for Bahrain.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill said it more than doubled its second-quarter earnings from a year ago, aided by lower costs and an improved profit margin.
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Nokian said it now sees 2019 net sales in comparable currencies approximately at the level of 2018 and operating profit margin at the 20% level.
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For 2020, the company forecast order intake between 2% and 4% and expects operating profit margin to be in the range of 10.2% to 10.5%.
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Softening Sales Growth Volume and pricing have consistently contributed to revenue growth, underlining Nestle's ability to drive both revenue components while delivering profit margin improvements.
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"Our industry is capital intensive ... This is not going to get solved with extracting a couple of points out of the (profit) margin," he said.
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Wehner also suggested that Facebook's profit margin will decline over time as a larger share of its business comes from regions outside of North America.
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The unit's pretax profit margin, a key metric that can show growth across business segments, rose to 27 percent from 26 percent a year earlier.
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Microsoft shares are falling, in part because the company gave declining profit margin guidance for the next fiscal year during its mid-July earnings report.
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With few exceptions, the profit-margin percentages for tech hardware are in the low single digits, and many companies actually lose money on hardware sales.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS), which is dueling with Microsoft to handle data and computing for large enterprises, saw its profit margin expand from the third quarter.
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Gross profit margin from Xiaomi's internet services increased to 64.4 percent in 2018, up from 60.2 percent in 2017 driven by a higher-margin advertising business.
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But operating income before depreciation and amortisation (OIBDA) declined 5.4 percent to 30.2 billion roubles, with the profit margin of 13 percent down from 43.7 percent.
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Model 2000s have a lower profit margin per vehicle than the S or X. Tesla could see margins recover if it can sell enough Model 295s.
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But when you get into the 'longer-tail products,' so maybe not as popular, not bestsellers, they often find time to make a profit margin there.
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Tesco said it was confident of meeting the remaining goals in its turnaround plan this financial year, chiefly improving its profit margin to 3.5-4.0 percent.
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The Swiss company recently said it plans to increase annual sales by 6%-8% and is aiming for a 15%-18% profit margin from 2020 onwards.
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Viewed as a firm it has a profit margin of minus 3%, compared with 8% for the aggregate of firms in the S&P 500 index.
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Schaeffler expects growth from the autos business in the second quarter but could not say whether a hit to its profit margin was temporary or permanent.
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By the numbers: The health care industry's $33 billion of profit came from $636 billion of revenue, equating to a cumulative profit margin of almost 8%.
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F: More often than not, we will increase the discount to our customers and maintain our profit margin to enable more people to enjoy solar energy.
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Uber is shutting down its auto-leasing subsidiary, CNBC is reporting, as the company's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi looks to focus on improving Uber's profit margin.
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Societe Generale analyst Anne Critchlow estimated H&M's comparable sales shrank 2 percent in the month and predicted a continued decline in its operating profit margin.
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It said it expected stronger revenue growth in 2017, with underlying revenue increasing by 3-4 percent and trading profit margin increasing by 20-70 points.
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A weakened rouble has lowered the costs of gold mining in Russia in dollar terms, helping Polyus to post a record first-half core profit margin.
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The profit margin, or crack, has slumped 2000 percent this year, and the low of $247 a barrel on July 22015 was the worst since Sept.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tesco, Britain's biggest retailer, is targeting expansion of its profit margin beyond that of an existing multi-year recovery plan, it said on Tuesday.
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"In the long term, I think international will have the same profit margin as they've had domestically," Gould told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report " on Monday.
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In addition to infrastructure costs, payroll, and marketing, music licensing fees paid to the labels mean that the profit margin for subscription streaming is often negative.
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That means that Lyft's adjusted profit margin will grow from 14 percent or so in 2019, according to projections, to just under 17 percent in 2020.
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The company said it expected a 2017 operating profit margin of around 28 percent and a return on invested capital including goodwill of 24-25 percent.
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The most important numbers entrepreneurs should know are their annual sales revenue, gross profit margins and expenses as a percentage of gross profit margin, he said.
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The profit margin of America Movil, Latin America's largest phone company, has shrunk to less than 30 percent, from more than 45 percent, since the reform.
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At the same time, Wells Fargo upgraded the stock to "outperform" from "market perform," saying it was confident the company could reach its profit margin goals.
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It also wants to return to mid-single digit sales growth and reach an underlying trading operating profit margin target of 17.5-18.5 percent by 2020.
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GM's 2018 profit margin was the fourth highest on record, despite the adverse impact from the changeover to new pickup trucks, Ward said in the note.
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During his presentation, Proctor pointed to data suggesting the profit margin for John Deere tractor repair was five times higher than the sale of new equipment.
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The profit margin of America Movil, Latin America's largest phone company, has shrunk from more than 45 percent to less than 30 percent since the reform.
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Amazon's willingness to operate with almost no profit margin makes it virtually impossible for anyone to compete and make money unless they're selling something entirely different.
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In 2016, the consolidation of Seidel lowered SVI's operating EBITDAR margin as Seidel's profit margin is lower than that of SVI due to higher overhead costs.
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The company said first-half sales at Majestic Commercial, which supplies wines to pubs and restaurants, were flat year-on-year and while profit margin declined.
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PSA's recurring operating income jumped 250 percent to 22021 billion euros ($6.46 billion), giving a 7.7 percent profit margin, helped by its acquisition of Opel-Vauxhall.
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Although, TSMC estimated lower revenue for the current quarter — an off-peak season — compared with three months prior, and said its profit margin would be similar.
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PSA's recurring operating income jumped 20213 percent to 22021 billion euros ($21 billion), giving a 20.8805 percent profit margin, helped by its acquisition of Opel-Vauxhall.
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PSA's recurring operating income jumped 20.8805 percent to 5.69 billion euros ($6.46 billion), giving a 7.7 percent profit margin, helped by its acquisition of Opel-Vauxhall.
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The new operating company - one of three under Siemens' new simplified structure announced in August - will have a profit margin corridor of 10 to 15 percent.
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The company forecast a "stable" trading operating profit margin in 2017, due to expectations for increased restructuring costs of around 500 million Swiss francs ($498 million).
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Cons: The profit margin cap in the alt tax may create a lot of theoretical complexity; and it effectively requires administering two different tax calculations. 6900.
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"Those distributors operate on a maybe 2 percent profit margin, so when your revenue drops, your 2 percent margin becomes a smaller dollar amount," Jonas said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Vestas is betting on geared wind turbine technology to meet the ambitious profit-margin target it promised when it reported quarterly results on Wednesday.
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The unit, which produces components including engine blocks, pumps and electronics, posted an operating profit margin of 6.9 percent, Rheinmetall said, despite the industry's current slowdown.
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What's new, he said, is how the Trump administration has elevated to a national level what was previously viewed as a profit-margin issue for companies.
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The unit's operating profit margin was 993 percent, up sequentially from 25 percent in the third quarter, 21 percent in Q2 and 17 percent in Q1.
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The company pushed back to 42017 from 2020 its targets for revenue of 800 million euros ($910.7 million) and a core profit margin of 12 percent.
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But operating profit margin in the networks unit came in at 14.6 percent, up from 14.0 percent a year earlier and 13.8 percent in the poll.
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He also estimates its third-party marketplace business will achieve a 25 percent earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) profit margin in five years.
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If one is hoping that an importing firm will just swallow this cost, the relevant comparison is to the company's profit margin, not to overall revenue.
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"And that is why we have reached the trap of medium development, the trap of low profit margin and the trap of dependent development," he added.
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Its adjusted operating profit margin (EBITA) improved to 14.4 percent from 12.5 * Nebag AG to propose dividend of 0.70 franc per share Reporting by Zurich newsroom
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Morgan Stanley's wealth management profit margin and its return on equity of 13.1 percent were comfortably within the targeted range Chief Executive James Gorman has set.
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The company's equity income from its joint ventures in China was $443 million, up from $360 million, for a quarterly operating profit margin of 16.4 percent.
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FCA has pushed to sell more profitable SUVs and pickup trucks, which helped lift its North American profit margin to 8 percent in the third quarter.
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Once the law was implemented, more patients came through primary care and paid their bills, boosting the hospital's profit margin to 2800 to 3 percent annually.
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The other option would be to increase Burberry's operating profit margin, which fell to 16.3 percent in 2015 from close to 18 percent two years earlier.
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The company said in a statement it expects net sales to decline by around 5 percent and its operating profit margin to be around 12 percent.
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The single-unit owners simply risk "backing up against the wall" more rapidly, he said, because there are fewer dollars in their 10 percent profit margin.
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That has bolstered Spotify's gross profit margin, which measures how much money a company keeps after paying out the costs directly related to generating its revenue.
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Unlike other services, Bookshop pledges about 75% of its profit margin to the publisher or bookstore it sources its materials from (significantly more than from Amazon).
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The profit margin, or crack, from producing gasoline from Brent crude at a typical Singapore refinery was $6.37 a barrel on Aug. 28.
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The automotive profit margin rose a modest 2204 point to 258 percent, Renault said, despite the 22.38 percent jump in deliveries it posted earlier this month.
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For 2020, the company forecast order intake to between 2% and 4% and expects operating profit margin to be in the range of 10.2% to 10.5%.
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However, the profit margin on those devices is only between 10 percent and 15 percent and few alternatives exist for making them, Dumas de Rauly said.
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At present, "secondary market" dealers in Britain must pay a domestic 22015 percent tax on their profit margin on sales to clients from the European Union.
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For now, Pandora sticks with the guidance it gave last month of a 3%-6% decline in 2020 sales and operating profit margin of above 23%.
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Target – The retailer's stock was raised to the No. 1 position on Cowen's "Conviction List," based on strong recent results and an improved profit margin outlook.
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One study they had said, and this was worldwide, companies with truly mixed-gender boards wildly outperformed others financially, including a 56 percent higher profit margin.
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Why it matters: The strange part of the announcement to staff was that it came days after Aramark reported record sales and its highest profit margin ever.
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Metro Leasing Turned Profitable: The metro-leasing division's gross profit margin rose to 14% in 2016 (2015: -19%; 2014: 27%; 13: 44%), beating Fitch's expectation of breakeven.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Low-Cost Base: KDX's cost advantages have helped it to maintain gross profit margin above 31% since 2012; with margin of 37% in 2015.
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"I was the quickest to join the Million Dollar Club," he said, adding that his profit margin is "a little higher" than the 35 percent industry standard.
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It said it was confident it would meet the remaining goals in its turnaround plan this financial year, chiefly improving its profit margin to 3.5-4.0 percent.
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Along with Intel's much smaller businesses in memory and sensor chips for devices, data center chips accounted for than 60 percent of the company's operating profit margin.
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We believe the 1H17 land acquisitions will not generate sales immediately and will be at a lower profit margin than what is achievable from the Wanda projects.
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Tesla managed a net profit margin of less than 2% in the fourth quarter of 2018.... [T]here is reason to believe margins have shrunk since then.
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In the worst scenario, where the average branch's sales dip 6 percent a year for a decade, the net profit margin of its store portfolio will halve.
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Fitch expects no material profit margin improvement in 2016, as most of the gains from the company's efficiency programmes are likely to be reinvested into Carlsberg's brands.
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Management also aims to increase its operating profit margin from last year's 22 percent to 22012 percent of sales in 22016 and about 9 percent in 2021.
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And knowing what customers are potentially willing to pay, they want to undercut even that number and sell the helmets for $60, for a 75% profit margin.
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Fitch also expects the discounter format will negatively impact group profit margin in 2016 before improving in 2017 once O'key achieves some critical mass in this channel.
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There's just not a lot of profit margin to be had when your most popular products hover between $30 and $70; Roku's most expensive player is $100.
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A decline in gross profit margin when the JD.com reported quarterly results in mid-August spooked investors but was not as worrisome as it seemed, Barron's said.
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The carrier now expects its profit margin to be between 9.25 percent and 9.75 percent, up from its earlier prediction of between 7.5 percent and 8.5 percent.
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Ford expects the measures to enable it to achieve a global profit margin of 22022 percent by 229, two years earlier than it previously forecast, he said.
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ASOS maintained its full-year guidance for 15 percent sales growth and a 2 percent profit margin at the level of earnings before interest and tax (EBIT).
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Shionogi, which gains roughly half its revenue from royalties, has notched up four straight years of record operating profit and boasts an operating profit margin of 38%.
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But while the food business outperformed the market, he failed to deliver a sustained rise in clothing sales to accompany the profit margin gains he did achieve.
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We expect the restructuring of Seidel's manufacturing process and the streamlining of materials acquisition to help improve its cost structure and profit margin in the medium term.
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Finnair now forecasts 2019 operating profit margin in the range of 12.53-6% of sales, missing an average forecast by analysts of 6.3%, according to Refinitiv data.
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Despite the challenging environment, Iliad said it had increased its core operating profit margin in France to 37.9 percent in 2018, from 36.6 percent a year earlier.
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There's a good chance that HTC has slashed its profit margin on the Vive to the bare bone in order to make it as competitive as possible.
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Consider that the average profit margin in the restaurant industry, which employs more than half of all minimum wage workers, is just 22019 percent to 5 percent.
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We believe the 7503H17 land acquisitions will not generate sales immediately and will be at a lower profit margin than what is achievable from the Wanda projects.
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Germany's Henkel rose 3.9 percent to a record high after results that beat expectations in which the consumer group lifted its guidance for its core profit margin.
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Jaybird, though, is just glad it can sell more Bluetooth gear, which has a much higher average selling price (and presumably fatter profit margin) than wired headphones.
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But it also stands to reason that brokerage customers ultimately foot the bill — and the profit margin of the market-maker — through poorer prices on securities transactions.
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As with any for-profit industry, once privatization enters the market an agreement is made for the company to be guaranteed a certain level of profit margin.
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That's already happening with its fast-growing cloud business, which had a profit margin of 25 percent (earning $4.3 billion on $17.5 billion in revenue) in 2017.
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NEW YORK, April 12 (Reuters) - BNY Mellon Corp Chief Executive Gerald Hassell said on Tuesday the bank's asset management arm needs to improve its operating profit margin.
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Because of the charge, the company lowered its 2016 forecast for underlying operating profit margin to between 16 percent to 17 percent, from 18.4 to 19.4 percent.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Limited Margin Improvement: Fitch expects Modern Land's gross profit margin (GPM) to remain around 337168%, compared with 337186% in 337121 and 33715097% in 33713015.
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Restructuring should enabled Citrix to partially offset profit margin dilution as company's ramp aaS revenue to scale, resulting in a strengthening of an already solid FCF profile.
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"We do think investors will have questions surrounding the retail component of the business and lower operating profit margin versus legacy Coca-Cola," said JP Morgan analysts.
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In 2008, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development report found, América Móvil's profit margin was nearly 70 percent higher than the average in other member countries.
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Given that the profit margin among European grocers is 3 percent, the technology is practically a nonprofit venture, according to the study, which was released this month.
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Bernstein reiterated its market perform rating on Tesla shares, citing its concerns over the electric car maker's declining profit margin in its "Services and Other" business segment.
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"The MRO industry is very attractive and relatively safe in relation to economic conditions," he said, adding GMF had a profit margin of 15 percent for 2016.
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Taking out $367 million in restructuring expenses, however, operating profit rose 5 percent and the group's operating profit margin increased by 1 percentage point to 12.7 percent.
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However, analysts have said more could be done at Pernod Ricard, which had a profit margin of 26.23 percent in 2017/18 against rival Diageo's 31.4 percent.
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They'll likely see a profit margin north of 10% on their ACA business this year, up from just 1.2% last year and losses in the years before.
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We expect RFC to benefit from improving product and geographical diversification, in turn leading to stable profit margin relative to dairy companies that mostly sell commoditised products.
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Trade worries have pushed down the price of soybeans roughly 15 percent in recent months, erasing his typical yearly profit margin of 8 percent to 10 percent.
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The unit's operating profit margin was 28 percent, excluding stock-based compensation, up from 17 percent a year ago, but down slightly from 29 percent last quarter.
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Take a look at the company's gross profit margin, or the money it makes from products after the cost to make and sell them is factored in.
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A lucrative cloud computing business, as well as fees that merchants pay Amazon to ship and advertise their products, has fattened the company's once-thin profit margin.
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The group kept its guidance for the full 2019-20 year - revenue growth of 25% to 30% with a core (adjusted EBITDA) profit margin of around 10%.
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More negatively, the company's 2019 gross profit margin will be lower than smaller and perhaps nimbler European mass-market peers Peugeot and Renault, according to Refinitiv data.
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Barclays' basket includes companies that rely heavily on Chinese imports and are likely to face profit-margin pressure from tariffs, such as Apple, Nike and Honeywell International.
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C&S, which employs 5,000 people, had estimated sales of around 150 million euros in 2019, with an operating profit margin of 10% to 15%, Siemens said.
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C&S, which employs 5,000 people, had estimated sales of around 150 million euros in 2019, with an operating profit margin of 10% to 15%, Siemens said.
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The Air France business saw its quarterly profit margin all but evaporate to 0.3 percent from 5.6973 percent, while Dutch stablemate KLM maintained an 11.7 percent margin.
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"You pay through the nose to transport anything anywhere," I was told by a man who manufactures plastics and has seen most of his profit margin disappear.
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The teen said he started reselling shoes when he was around 16 years old, when he noticed how large the profit margin could be on certain pairs.
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The chipmaker sells high-profit-margin server chips to data centers and cloud computing providers, which companies also use to add capacity for their products and services.
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That's a hefty profit margin for dispensing medications, and it helps explain why hospital services are a leading driver of rising insurance premiums and health care spending.
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The internet giant reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings Monday, but its shares declined due to concerns over its profit margin and web traffic acquisitions costs.
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Pandora, known for its charm bracelets, lowered its sales and profit margin guidance for this year late on Monday, saying both had fallen in the second quarter.
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A measure of 70% revenue growth and negative 8003% profit margin is also a passing grade, but 50% growth and negative 15% margin is a failing mark.
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That just becomes more of a free service on the internet and there's no profit margin and all the revenue associated with it just completely goes away.
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That would help lift its operating profit margin to above 32%, closer to Diageo's 35% – assuming the disposed unit performed in line with the listed Treasury Wine Estates.
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Fitch believes ASRI's larger development property portfolio and wider profit margin are offset by Jababeka's stronger recurring interest coverage and the diversification benefits provided by its infrastructure businesses.
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The paper said the health insurer has the most room for profit margin and earnings improvement in the industry, and also has the lowest price to earnings ratio.
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LVGEM's gross profit margin averaged 42% in 2014-2016, higher than the industry average of around 20% due to its advantages in obtaining lower-cost urban redevelopment projects.
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Because the iPhone sells in huge numbers and with a substantial profit margin, Apple is free to dictate its own terms to any manufacturer it wants to engage.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch supermarket group Ahold, warned on Tuesday that a strike at its Stop & Shop chain in the United States would hurt its underlying 2019 profit margin.
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Magnit reported a 51.2% year-on-year drop in fourth-quarter net income to 4 billion roubles ($63 million) and a sharp decline in its core profit margin.
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Southwest rode that market to 2737 years of profit, most recently boasting an 2700 percent profit margin in an industry where 23 percent is closer to the norm.
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With the reorganization Siemens wants to raise the profit margin for its industrial business to 14 to 18 percent, from the current goal of 11 to 15 percent.
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CO) fell 19 percent after the world's largest maker of wind turbines lowered its 2017 profit margin outlook Among heavy losers were also British luxury brand Burberry (BRBY.
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Meanwhile, the asset management industry enjoyed a profit margin of 39 percent in 2014, according to consultants BCG, more than double that of the much-reviled pharmaceutical sector.
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Macquarie estimates Samsung's chip division's operating profit margin jumped to 503 percent last year from 26.5 percent in 2016, and will rise further to 55.5 percent this year.
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When Steinhoff acquired Conforama in 2011, the French furniture retailer had been losing market share to IKEA for a decade while its profit margin hovered around 4 percent.
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Gross profit margin dropped to 15.8 percent from 16.9 percent a year earlier, due to an increase in raw material prices especially in salmon and shrimp, it said.
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The Chinese telecoms company posted a 593% jump in first quarter revenue and reported a profit margin of about 259%, slightly higher than the same period last year.
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"The brand receives royalties on sales to wholesalers and would not benefit if a licensee increased its profit margin by obtaining goods at a lower cost," she added.
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Boohoo's comments come as rival ASOS cut its annual sales growth and profit margin forecasts earlier on Monday, becoming the latest British retailer to highlight poor November trading.
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It's unveiling an electric pickup and SUV, which it's calling adventure vehicles, designed to grab a chunk out of high-profit margin truck sales from the Big Three.
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With a far higher profit margin than its e-commerce business, Amazon has attracted a whole new class of investors that view the company as a computing pioneer.
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Smith & Nephew said it expected better growth in 2017, with underlying revenue increasing by 4.693-4 percent and its trading profit margin increasing by 20-70 basis points.
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A Wal-Mart spokeswoman declined to give specifics on whether Wal-Mart would generate the same profit margin by providing a discount on items picked up in store.
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The crack spread for gasoline 1RBc1-CLc1, a measure of profit margin refiners get for turning a barrel of crude into the motor fuel, scaled seven-month highs.
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The average profit margin for the corn processing sector in China was at 12 percent in 2017, up 3 percentage points from the previous year, according to Zhang.
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North American carriers are expected to post a net profit margin of 7.2 percent this year compared with 3.7 percent in Europe, industry body IATA said in June.
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The company said it targeted stable revenues for 2017, improving its profit margin by 13 percentage point and reducing by 1 percentage point its investment to sales ratio.
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I had worried that it might skew overly capitalist, and just be a game about trying to minimize your efforts and maximize your profit margin over all else.
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Despite a robust 5.1% sales gain at stores open for at least a year and 49% digital growth, Wall Street punished Target for its profit margin drop-off.
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But given that the studio gets only about half the box-office gross, any profit margin will be slim after deducting the film's enormous production and marketing costs.
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On Tuesday, the company reported first-quarter earnings results that generally matched Wall Street expectations, but Monster's management cautioned investors about future profit-margin pressure from higher costs.
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This came after the German company warned its full-year operating profit margin would be lower than expected after weak October business and ongoing heavy investment in logistics.
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Well before the deception, Volkswagen was making only a slim profit margin on cars with the Volkswagen brand because production costs were high compared with competitors like Toyota.
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Despite this growth, the San Jose, California-based company said its operating profit margin decreased slightly to 24 percent in the quarter, from 24.4 percent a year earlier.
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The networks business, which makes up 07323 percent of Nokia sales, had a quarterly operating profit margin of only 20732 percent, far below the 219 percent market consensus.
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Shanks said the company maintained its forecast for a North American profit margin for 2220 of 4433 percent or better, after reporting a 2443 percent margin last year.
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Digital First's Colorado properties, which include the Post and the Boulder Daily Camera, among others, drove a 19 percent profit margin and $187 million in revenue in 2017.
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Unilever, which this year rebuffed a $143 billion takeover bid from Kraft Heinz, has set a goal of 20 percent for its underlying operating profit margin by 2020.
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Gemma Hersh, a senior vice president for global policy at Elsevier, says the company's net profit margin was 19 percent (more than double the net profit of Netflix).
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It was like what Jay-Z described in '96 on Reasonable Doubt—minimize the profit margin but allow for faster re-ups and a more structured cash flow.
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Unilever, under pressure from the aborted Kraft Heinz bid in February, increased its operating profit margin target to 20 per cent by 2020, up from 16 per cent.
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The $60 million program provided several dozen hospitals with up to $4 million each last year; Dodge County Hospital received $1.7 million, more than doubling its profit margin.
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In its IPO filing, Uber says that adding new riders and getting passengers to make more frequent trips are key to improving its growth rate and profit margin.
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The 124% slide in profit-margin from its March-peak makes naphtha, a petroleum feedstock used in the refining industry, the worst performing margin among all oil products.
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Peloton said its profit margin for subscriptions has improved because content costs have been relatively flat while subscriber numbers have increased dramatically — almost five-fold in that span.
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Mr. Murari said his profit margin was low and he did not intend to offer big discounts over the weekend or on Cyber Monday, unlike many American retailers.
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WPP dropped as much as 8.5 percent after the advertising company cut its profit margin guidance as the group restructures, though it did raise its net sales outlook.
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A mix of these tactics may be more effective in fending off discounters than cutting prices ever lower and will certainly be less harmful to grocers' profit margin.
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Ralph Lauren – Credit Suisse upgraded the luxury goods maker to "outperform" from "neutral", saying the company is on track to return to meaningful growth and profit margin expansion.
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But the company added that its gross profit margin had improved despite the cost of sales jumping 247%, as that figure was lower than the rise in revenue.
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Finally, the bank is now targeting a 21.27-211.2% pre-tax profit margin in its wealth unit over the next two years, and 21.36% or more after that.
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Low cash-flow volatility continues to reflect the group's resilient gross profit margin and flexibility to scale back expansion capex, without eroding EBITDA and funds from operations (FFO).
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stabilizing Top Line: Fitch expects stabilizing operating performance in the near term with modest transitory headwinds pressuring revenue growth and profit margin expansion on track.
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One reason is that the bank's profit margin, its net interest margin, actually fell in the quarter despite the multiple rate increases put in place by the Fed.
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Gap – Gap was downgraded to "underweight" from "neutral" at JPMorgan Chase, which points to sales weakness at the apparel seller's flagship Gap stores as well as profit margin pressures.
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The profit margin, or crack, GL92-SIN-CRK has slumped 2000 percent this year, and the low of $247 a barrel on July 22015 was the worst since Sept.
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Alstom also maintained its financial outlook for sales of around 8 billion euros and a core profit margin of up to 7 percent for the 2018/2019 fiscal year.
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The profit margin refiners make on processing crude into diesel collapsed in Europe and the United States by over 18 percent in the past week, according to Reuters data.
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Applying rival Geely's net profit margin of nearly 12 percent and its seven times multiple of forecast earnings implied a bottom line of just over $1 billion for Nio.
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It expects the payments to push down its operating profit margin for the quarter to between 9.5 percent and 10.5 percent, about five percentage points below its prior outlook.
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Sodexo said it now expected to deliver organic revenue growth of between 1-1.5 percent for the 43 fiscal year, and an underlying profit margin of around 5.7 percent.
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Based on current market prices, the selling price for the mine's lower-grade thermal coal would be just over $21, suggesting a profit margin of $21.4174-$12 per tonne.
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It also isn't filled with the kind of bloatware that manufacturers usually lade cheap phones with in a desperate bid to offset the cost and increase the profit margin.
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That has its costs, of course: OPPO does not disclose the size of its total subsidies nor its profit margin, which may be low compared with other smartphone makers.
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Construction News, a trade paper, found that last year Britain's ten largest builders made a combined pre-tax loss of £53m; the average pre-tax profit margin was -0.5%.
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It has reported a nearly 39 percent profit margin for its scientific publishing arm — which dwarfs, by comparison, the margins of tech titans such as Apple, Google, and Amazon.
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Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter called the expansion in the company's gross profit margin "remarkable," citing impressive results from cloud sales and services to third-party merchants on Amazon.
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In other words, Amazon is cutting into its profit margin today so it can send more things faster and, if the thesis works, lure even more consumers into Prime.
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Its profit margin has improved as it exited low margin businesses like U.S. confectionary and rolled out higher price brands like rose chocolate KitKat and flavored San Pellegrino water.
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Weak demand in the United States and China dragged the brand's sales volumes down 11 percent last year and its operating profit margin more than halved to 4.4 percent.
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So a $220 purchase, minus the $230 cost of the goods, minus the $240 operating costs associated with that unit of clothing, leaves a profit margin of 240 percent.
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Diesel has fared better, with the profit margin in Singapore for a barrel of gasoil, the term for diesel before retail additives are added, ending at $14.80 on Monday.
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Despite the company having a net profit margin of 9.5 percent as compared to the industry average of 7.7 percent, Wilsey said he doesn't see enough growth just yet.
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The company, which also operates the Anthropologie brand, believes it can drive gross profit margin growth by lowering mark-downs in the Urban Outfitters brand in the first quarter.
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Each collection carries individual commercial/fashion risks, but a repeat subdued seasonal sale would quickly jeopardise the company's sales profile, its profit margin progression and cash flow and liquidity.
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Higher costs for its Atellica blood-testing machines weighed on the division, leaving the group's 2019 profit margin just below the lower end of its target range, at 17.3%.
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Higher costs for its Atellica blood-testing machines weighed on the division, leaving the group's 2019 profit margin just below the lower end of its target range, at 17.3%.
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The net profit margin for companies is tracking at 11.1 percent, which would be the highest level since FactSet began tracking the metric in the third quarter of 2008.
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It kept its forecast for around 25-30 percent reported sales growth for the year unchanged, along with its target of an operating profit margin of about 4 percent.
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Sodexo reiterated its forecast for organic revenue growth of between 1 and 1.5 percent for the full 2018 fiscal year, and an underlying profit margin of around 5.7 percent.
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The company is the latest consumer goods group to come under investor pressure to improve results and it needs to deliver on a profit margin target it recently set.
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Siemens confirmed the rest of its guidance, including expecting a profit margin of 11 to 12 percent for its industrial business which makes products ranging from trains to turbines.
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It had over $250 million in revenue in 2018, this person said, and is extremely profitable, claiming a profit margin before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization of over 50%.
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The firm raised its price target for Tesla, predicting the electric car maker will be able to meet its 25 percent gross profit margin forecast for the Model 3.
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But while it has steadily won business from rivals, this has included from Skoda's sister brand VW and the Czech carmaker even beat Audi's operating profit margin last year.
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In October, GM reported record third-quarter profits and projected it will hit its major financial targets for the year, including a 10 percent profit margin in North America.
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Ford announced its fourth-quarter results on Wednesday, reporting a 2018 operating profit of $7 billion with a profit margin of 4.4 percent, down from 20193 percent in 2017.
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Since investors are clamoring to get involved in the Westworld business and the company's majority shareholder is astronomically wealthy, we will assume that Westworld's profit margin should be similar.
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Bosch said it continued to expect a rise in 2016 operating profit after demand for driver assistance and infotainment systems helped lift its sales and profit margin in 2015.
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It carries a lower gross profit margin than other revenue streams — perhaps 20-30 percent, as opposed to 90 percent for product-related revenue — and it's not generally repeatable.
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The instant noodle maker and beverage producer, a Chinese partner of Starbucks and PepsiCo, said its gross profit margin for the quarter rose 2.56 percentage points to 32.71 percent.
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Delta said it expects its operating profit margin, excluding items, to shrink to between 14 percent and 53 percent in the fourth quarter from 17.1 percent a year earlier.
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On Thursday, Microsoft said its gross profit margin from its commercial cloud business was 25 percent, much lower than its traditional software business, but still attractive and growing quickly.
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The company posted a gross profit margin of 42.3 percent in the six months ended in March 2018 versus 44.3 percent in the comparable period in the previous year.
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Earlier in March, Brown-Forman said absorbing the costs of tariffs in key European markets was the primary reason for the decline in its third-quarter gross profit margin.
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Mr. Sanghi estimated that Atmel, which Microchip bought for $2016 billion last year, was breaking even at the time and now boasted an operating profit margin of 30 percent.
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Mr. Rajan said his profit margin is about $8 a spoon — rich enough to allow him to slash prices on Black Friday and Cyber Monday and see what happens.
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She estimates some private companies make as much as 40 cents of profit for every dollar of revenue they take in, an extremely high profit margin of 40 percent.
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Philips said on Thursday trade tariffs and poor results at its Connected Care arm meant the Dutch healthcare technology firm would miss its 2019 target for profit margin improvement.
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In fact, at those firms the "profit margin has declined further while global peers have improved," wrote Denis Prouteau and Alicia Garcia Herrero of Natixis in a recent note.
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VIENNA, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Austrian fabric maker Lenzing's third-quarter net profit doubled to 67.5 million euros ($72.5 million) and its operating profit margin rose at a similar rate.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Dutch health technology company Philips said on Thursday rising trade tariffs would make it impossible to reach its target for profit margin improvement this year.
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The unit that makes Volkswagen brand cars, and accounts for nearly half the sales volume, had a profit margin of 1.6 percent during the first nine months of 2016.
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The adjusted operating profit margin was higher in the first three months of the 2019/20 fiscal year when compared to the same period last year, Ercan Keles said.
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The cash-and-carry Assaí division also posted a slight dip in its gross profit margin, but sales grew 36 percent last quarter due to the chain's rapid expansion.
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The company has been investing heavily in new business lines in the hopes of taking key markets from Alibaba, but the effort continues to weigh on JD.com's profit margin.
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Podcasts also offer a financial advantage, helping Spotify improve profit margin and reduce its dependence on the major record companies, whose licensing deals are by far its largest expense.
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Mr. Musk declined to discuss what profit margin the company expected on sales of the $211,1.13 Model 21.1 but said Tesla would not make money in the first quarter.
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"It's feasible we're okay with the consensus," Macellari said referring to expectations of a 5 percent rise in revenue and a core profit margin of around 21 percent of sales.
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The unit, Kautex, is part of Textron's industrial business, which reported a profit margin of 6.6% in the first six months of 2019, the lowest among the company's four units.
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The quarterly results showed success attracting advertisers with the move, and the company was able to expand its operating profit margin to 24 percent from 52 percent a year earlier.
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A profit margin of $8-$12 a tonne is half the averages of 2017 and 2018, highlighting how rapidly the market has turned since the Paris agreement on climate change.
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The Munich-based trains-to-turbines group reiterated its full-year targets of an industrial profit margin of 10-11 percent and earnings per share of 6.00 to 6.40 euros.
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The company also expects its profit margin before interest and tax to remain at the same level or lower: between 9 to 11 percent, compared to 10.6 percent in 2017.
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Sodexo kept its forecast for organic revenue growth of between 2-3 percent and an underlying operating profit margin of 5-5.7 percent for the full year ending Aug. 31.
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Either way, Epic is betting that it can do a lot more than Fortnite, which could mean that its profit margin will be even higher come this time next year.
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Negative currency effects and the installation of its new diagnostics machines pushed its adjusted profit margin down to 16.0 percent in the third quarter from 353 percent a year ago.
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The strategist said the firm's basket of companies with "high and stable" profit margins outperformed a list of "variable" profit margin stocks by 18 percentage points so far this year.
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Such strategies include accepting a lower profit margin; cutting costs - including wages and jobs for U.S. workers; and passing on tariff costs through higher prices for U.S. consumers or companies.
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The net profit margin almost holds its own from the current 20 percent if like-for-like sales dip 2 percent annually, the average slowdown of the past five years.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Demand for chips for cars, especially in China, will lift Infineon's profit in 21.3, the German chipmaker said, sticking to its forecast for revenue growth and profit margin.
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By the numbers: The acute care hospitals included in the analysis had a 7% total profit margin, on average, in 2016 — less than drug companies' margins but greater than insurers'.
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MoviePass expects its negative gross profit margin to remain significant until MoviePass can sufficiently increase its other sources of revenues to offset the losses or achieve substantial economies of scale.
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Renault blamed falling sales in France, as well as Turkey and Argentina, for a 7.7% revenue drop at its core automotive business - whose profit margin slid to 4% from 4.5%.
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Renault blamed falling sales in France, as well as Turkey and Argentina, for a 7.7% revenue drop at its core automotive business — whose profit margin slid to 4% from 4.5%.
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"In the short term, the lifted transaction fee can slow down the increasing coal price, as speculators will leave the futures market due to the diluted profit margin," said Wang.
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The retailer also raked in a record revenue of 7.32 billion yuan over the period, up 19.2 percent, while its gross profit margin increased 2.7 percentage point to 13 percent.
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In North America, the group's profitability, as measured by underlying core profit margin, fell to 9.4 percent in the first half from 10.4 percent in the same period last year.
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Renault blamed falling sales in France, as well as Turkey and Argentina, for a 193% revenue drop at its core automotive business, whose profit margin slid to 4% from 4.5%.
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The profit margin per barrel of gasoil in Singapore over Dubai crude was $10.11 on Wednesday, up about 63 percent from the 2016 low of $29, reached on April 22016.
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During his victorious 2000 election campaign, Modi promised to raise public investment in the farm sector to ensure a minimum profit margin of 21 percent over the cost of production.
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The transition to a new commercial jet line-up is pressuring operations, but Souza said Embraer would meet the bottom end of its 2017 profit margin and aircraft delivery targets.
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This quarter's result was only slightly below the company's long-term pre-tax profit margin for this segment of between 23%-25%, as the segment's potential operating leverage remains constrained.
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Strategy Analytics said the combined cost of the recall and lost sales would lop $14.83 billion off Samsung's smartphone revenue this year and cut smartphone profit margin by 1.5 percent.
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Now you must figure out how to make this thing for your community, exceed their expectations and maintain a profit margin to keep your business alive for the long haul.
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During his victorious 2000 election campaign, Modi promised to raise public investment in the farm sector to ensure a minimum profit margin of 50 percent over the cost of production.
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Last month BMW warned its pretax profit would fall this year, against earlier expectations for a flat outcome, and cut its profit margin guidance for cars, blaming intense price competition.
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Since investors are apparently clamoring to get involved in the Westworld business and the company's majority shareholder is astronomically wealthy, we will assume that Westworld's profit margin should be similar.
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Alphabet was the biggest loser at about $36 billion in value lost as Wall Street analysts lowered profit margin projections for the company due to its cloud computing investment plans.
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MILAN, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Italian tyre-maker Pirelli on Tuesday cut its operating profit margin guidance for the second time this year, citing higher costs as it drew on inventories.
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This represented a profit margin of 6.1 percent and the group said it believed it could expand this margin further towards its medium-term target of 7 percent in 2016.
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AUV for U.S. company operated stores was $1.6 million in 2016, up from just under $1 million in 2008, while store cash profit margin was a record 31% in 2016.
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They were doing this because the profit margin for a tonne of steel rose as high as 1,200 yuan a tonne earlier in the year, meaning maximising output made sense.
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Its gross profit margin — the portion of its revenue left over after accounting for its direct costs of offering its products and services — was 56% of its sales last year.
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The Singapore gasoline profit margin, or crack, rose to $22016 a barrel on Wednesday, an almost five-fold increase on the low this year of $2148.2, hit on July 2295.
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American, the world's largest airline, said it expects an adjusted pre-tax profit margin between 13 percent and 15 percent, compared with prior guidance between 12 percent and 14 percent.
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A typical Singapore refinery processing Dubai crude saw its profit margin rise to $237.4 a barrel in September, according to Reuters calculations, well above the $219 232.8-day moving average.
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That means the average dairy farm operates at a profit margin of almost 23 percent, compared with 6.4 percent for beef farms and cattle ranches, according to Conference Board estimates.
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However, it said the deal will decrease its core profit margin by about 2 percentage points a quarter in 2018 and would be broadly neutral to the margin in 2019.
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Fitch is confident that at least a mild turnaround is achievable; however, we see a risk of the profit margin being compromised if Imperial has more ambitious market share targets.
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The upgrade would boost Essar UK's profit margin by 70-85 cents a barrel from its current average level of $4.50 a barrel above the northwest European benchmark refining margin.
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Indicated 0.5 percent higher The company said it expected a slight increase in its operating profit margin in the coming fiscal year, as it reported lower full-year operating profit.
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The group said it aimed to lift its underlying core profit margin, a measure of profitability, to around 10 percent of revenue in 2021 from below 9 percent last year.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Danone, the world's largest yoghurt maker, raised its 2016 profit margin target on Tuesday, citing a tight control of costs as it battles volatile markets, notably in China.
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That strategy may wipe out his single-digit profit margin or even bring on a loss, he said, but in the short term he would rather lose money than customers.
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Applying rival Geely's net profit margin of nearly 12 percent and its valuation of seven times its forecasted earnings implied a bottom line of just over $1 billion for Nio.
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"It's a hard project to get people to invest in because by nature it gives away 60 to 80 percent of its profit margin depending on the sale," he says.
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The plan aimed to gain the confidence of investors that the airline could expand its profit margin and increase revenue, but instead stoked fears of low fares and higher costs.
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Revenue growth has accelerated since Alibaba's 2014 stock exchange listing, but aggressive investment in offline retail, logistics and cloud computing has shrunk its profit margin to an all-time low.
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Philips' profit margin improved by 110 basis points in 2017, to 12.1 percent of sales, surpassing the company's own goal by 10 percent as cost savings were higher than expected.
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Indicated 2.1 percent higher The wind turbine maker raised its profit margin guidance for 2016, pointing to higher earnings following the takeover of Acciona's wind power business earlier this year.
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The company confirmed its full-year guidance for a profit margin of 17.5 to 18.5 percent for its 2019 fiscal year, and comparable sales growth of 4 to 5 percent.
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The analyst estimates AMD's third-quarter gross profit margin will rise to 37.7 percent from 37 percent in the second quarter, citing the positive sales trends in the PC market.
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"I am looking for a personal loan with a written agreement to pay back on success plus interest, and or a profit margin," Mr. Fahmy wrote in the same email.
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Alternatively, as platforms scale, concomitantly increasing the volume of training data, does the platform choose to eat the prediction errors (and consequently their profit margin), the better to train the model?
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When you look at 2018, right now, the manufacturing sector, as a whole, is on pace to earn its highest-margin profit, profit margin, since the beginning of the 21st century.
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Since combining the businesses, profit margins have more than doubled but remain below rival Bank of America Corp, whose pre-tax profit margin in wealth management was 28 percent last quarter.
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One option would be to fly with empty seats, but that's the worst possible scenario in an industry that can run at a profit margin of as little as 203 percent.
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"A stronger gross profit margin and well-controlled costs demonstrate the value of the Group's increasingly centralised supply chain and greater operating efficiency in a low-growth environment," the firm said.
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YNAP said it expects full-year net revenues to be in line with its five year plan and confirmed it forecast an improvement in the adjusted core profit margin in 2017.
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For Q274.4, Huawei didn't reveal a net profit but it said that its net profit margin was eight percent, which is "slightly higher" than the same time in the previous year.
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In an October piece for Businessweek, longtime Apple scribe Charles Haddad pointed to the company's snow-white iBook, which had proven not only successful, but generous from a profit-margin standpoint.
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After all, SUVs are in hot demand, the styling got high marks and the fact that it was being built in Mexico meant the profit margin would be fatter than usual.
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Today the company has franchises across the country and claims that its average franchisee takes in $1 million in annual revenue, with a profit margin of 30 percent to 40 percent.
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While farmers were not happy about paying the government, most saw it as inevitable and noted that the profit margin for opium was still considerably better than for wheat or cotton.
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Shares in the group, majority owned by Weston's family, had fallen 19 percent over the last year due to concerns over the impact of a weaker pound on Primark's profit margin.
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He said the business had a core profit margin of over 20 percent last year and expected sales to rise in line with market growth of about 5 percent in 2016.
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But when we stack that next to a modern rule, say, the Rule of 40 — that a company's growth rate plus its profit margin should equal 40 — Amazon was destroying benchmarks.
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The key to making this program profitable was in lowering the cost of fulfillment for two-day, which is all operations, and increasing the product profit margin, which is all retail.
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For 2674, Healthineers forecast an adjusted profit margin of 2651 to 220 percent, compared with 20193 percent in the year ended September and comparable sales growth of 22019 to 21 percent.
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TSMC forecast a gross profit margin of 46% to 48% for the third quarter, and an operating margin of 35% to 37%, compared with 13% and 31.7% respectively a year earlier.
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WPP just had its worst year since the financial crisis, with declining revenues from like-for-like operations (ie, stripping out revenue from acquired businesses) and a slightly reduced profit margin.
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Time Warner Cable, for example, has generated an insane 97 percent profit margin for its internet service—meaning they charge far more from customers than it costs to operate their service.
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IAG said it was still targeting average EPS growth of over 12 percent each year, and its target for an annual operating profit margin between 12-15 percent was also unchanged.
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However its profit margin was squeezed as freight and raw material costs rose, and Chief Executive Louis Gries said he expected that would persist through the year, prompting the guidance cut.
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Sainsbury's also said it would cap its fuel gross profit margin to no more than 3.5 pence per litre for five years, while Asda will guarantee its existing fuel pricing strategy.
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Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML on Wednesday posted a better-than-expected profit margin for the second quarter and maintained its expectations of solid growth for the rest of the year.
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Asia's gasoline crack, or profit-margin, neared a five-month peak of $5.48 a barrel on Monday, while NYMEX gasoline futures in the United States settled at their highest since Oct.
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TSMC forecast a gross profit margin of 46% to 48% for the third quarter, and an operating margin of 35% to 37%, compared with 13% and 36.6%, respectively, a year earlier.
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Esprit said its gross profit margin had slightly increased and operating expenses had further reduced, but were not sufficient to outweigh the negative impact of the revenue decline during the period.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Adidas is expected to redouble its U.S. efforts when Kaspar Rorsted spells out his strategy next week, potentially allowing the new CEO to set an ambitious profit margin target.
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Last week, Walmart (WMT) reported 3.4% quarterly growth at stores and boosted its guidance for the holidays, but investors punished the stock for a profit margin miss from fulfilling online orders.
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Virtually all of the No. 1 U.S. automaker's profit came from North America, where it posted a profit margin of 10.7% and profits came in $400 million ahead of analysts' expectations.
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Still, Maggie Wu, the company's chief financial officer, said that in the near term, revenue from new businesses would reduce the company's profit margin because it was still in building mode.
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It is not clear how Patanjali is able to charge such low prices, given that its profit margin of 13 percent is within the industry range of 13 to 16 percent.
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They'll likely see a profit margin of more than 10 percent from their ObamaCare plans this year, up from just 1.2 percent last year, and substantial losses in the years before.
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The company on Friday published a full set of results for the July to September period, reaffirming it is on track to improve its profit margin albeit on slightly lower revenue.
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McShane predicts Walmart will be able to report better-than-expected sales and profit margin results in the second half of 2018 due to "supply chain efficiencies" and its recent acquisitions.
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This has resulted in a consistent track record of low to mid-single-digit organic revenue growth and steady profit margin expansion, which we expect to continue despite occasional market headwinds.
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"We believe KORS (pre-Versace) was a beat and raise story based on a healthier sales/GM [gross profit margin] equation," analyst Paul Lejuez said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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Pilgrim's Pride – The poultry producer was rated "buy" in new coverage at Mizuho Securities, saying Pilgrim's has tools to better manage industry volatility after investing in sustainability and profit margin maintenance.
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Strong mobile gaming revenue and 7.585 billion yuan in investment gains helped buoy its gross profit margin to 50.4 percent, the first sequential quarterly increase since the second quarter of 2015.
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Net sales surged 13 percent to 52.3 billion baht and average product prices increased 4 percent, while its average profit margin was 5.73 percent, up from 2.86 percent a year ago.
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The sector has long faced profit margin pressures, said Rob Almeida, global investment strategist at MFS Investment Management in Boston, and an escalated global trade conflict would only exacerbate that issue.
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After they retired and returned to Earth, that material was donated, or handed down to their kids, or, as the space auction market started percolating, sold at an enormous profit margin.
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Sinopec said on July 8 that crude throughput would be lower this year compared with last year, adding that it faces pressure to maintain a profit margin in the third quarter.
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But the Govia Thameslink Railway franchise, which includes Thameslink and Southern services between London and the south coast, is expected to generate a modest profit margin in 2020, the company said.
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COPENHAGEN, March 13 (Reuters) - Bang & Olufsen on Friday cut its sales and profit margin outlook due to the anticipated impact from coronavirus, the struggling Danish luxury TV and stereo maker said.
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In fact, compared with privately insured care, Medicaid's costs have risen more slowly over the past decade and its costs per beneficiary are lower, partly because it has no profit margin.
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Inventories of higher priced tuna and a stronger baht contributed to a decline in the gross profit margin to 11.3 percent versus 14.5 percent in the same period a year ago.
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Galitskiy said the company's core profit margin was unlikely to be "dramatically higher or lower" in 2105 than last year, when it dipped to 21.2 percent from 21549 percent in 29.
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It also confirmed its intention to reach its operating profit margin target to 13% to 17% over the next three to five years, through productivity improvements and better execution of projects.
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