Sentences with phrase «average operating margin»

• Establish FSC and assessorial as variable billable line item costs that increased average operating margin yield by 10 points.

IFG could prudently afford to take on some more debt too — again, let's first assume an average operating margin of 12.3 %.

I think it's fair to presume the most recent figures are distorted, so let's presume an average operating margin of 5.2 % — this deserves a 0.45 P / S multiple.

ii) The current average operating margin for ClearCircle Environmental is only 4.1 % (obviously driven by its dominant unit, metals recycling).

«Kindle Fire unit economics are likely to be more favorable than consensus expectations, based primarily on frequency of digital goods purchases,... Our assumption is that Amazon could sell 3 - 4 million Kindle Fire units in Q4, and that those units are accretive to company - average operating margin within the first six months of ownership.

Our assumption is that Amazon could sell 3 - 4 million Kindle Fire units in Q4, and that those units are accretive to company - average operating margin within the first six months of ownership.

The French carmaker's shares trade at a premium to European peers despite its below - average operating margin.

The study found that those companies with low engagement had an average operating margin under 10 percent, whereas for those with high engagement, the average one - year operating margin was close to three times higher, at just over 27 percent.

Not exact matches

According to studies by the Hay Group and Towers Watson, engaged employees are 43 % more productive, and companies with the highest percentage of engaged employees, on average, increase operating margins 3.64 % and net profit margins by 2.06 %.

But if you're serving a larger market and operate on miniscule profit margins, it might not be worth your time to optimize your site for keywords with less than 3,000 to 5,000 average monthly searches.

She expects to see 3 % to 4 % sales growth per year going forward, while operating margins will grow to 18.5 % by 2017, which is 300 basis points above the its five year average.

Hospitals in states that expanded Medicaid were largely expected to benefit from more paying customers (unpaid bills fell 13 percent on average), but their 2014 operating margins did not increase any more than hospitals in the 22 states that did not expand Medicaid, Moody's found.

Amazon's five - year operating margin is only 4 % — far below the 6 % average for discount and department stores.

The average grocer probably gets a 2 - 3 % operating margin.

The drought in California expectedly hit American States, but prudent cost control helped the company keep its operating margin above 20 % and grow its dividend at a compounded average clip of 10.7 % in the past five years.

In contrast, I've often quoted the Shiller P / E (which essentially uses a 10 - year average of inflation - adjusted earnings) as a simple but historically informative alternative, but I should emphasize that we strongly prefer our standard methodologies based on earnings, forward earnings, dividends and other fundamentals, all which have a fairly tight relationship with subsequent 7 - 10 year total returns (see Lessons from a Lost Decade, The Likely Range of Market Returns in the Coming Decade, Valuing the S&P 500 Using Forward Operating Earnings, and No Margin of Safety, No Room for Error).

These companies have increased their dividend for at least 15 years and have a lower than average price to earnings (PE) ratio, a higher operating margin, a low price to book, a reasonable dividend yield and payout ratio.

Return on Assets = Net Profit Margin x Total Assets Turnover = Net Operating Profit After Taxes / Sales x Sales / Average Net Assets

This equates to a purchase price of ZAR 159 mio for ZAR 2,215 mio of Revenues with an average 0.5 % Operating Margin.

Let's split the difference, and base our valuation on an average / assumed operating margin of 19.8 % — which deserves at least a 1.75 Price / Sales multiple, in my opinion.

-- Animal Feed: With Donegal's habit of chopping & changing segments, we've only 2 years of stand - alone financials for the animal feed business: 2010 revenue was 25.1 M & operating profit (OP) 1.0 M, while 2011 improved to 27.7 M revenue & a 1.2 M OP, for an average 4.2 % OP margin.

I'd expect the current 3.7 % operating margin to exceed their long - term average of 6.1 % in due course (aided by an increasing level of higher margin permanent placements).

Yes, but my Saga Furs analysis stretches back to 2006 & my valuation does incorporate average operating & cash flow margins over the entire cycle.

Operating free cashflow margin turned positive again in the last 12 months, at 2.7 % — and actually jumped to 15.3 % (similar to average peak margins) in their most recent interims.

Kentz» operating margin (adjusting for average minority interest in the past year) remains around 6.3 %, so a 0.6 Price / Sales ratio still looks about right, together with a substantial debt adjustment to reflect their financial strength (they're interested in acquisitions).

Observing market and M&A multiples, I've concluded on average a 10 - 12.5 % operating margin is awarded a 1.0 P / S multiple.

Fortunately, I did consider some stress - testing in my analysis — noting Saga was a financially strong company, it had produced an average adjusted operating margin (inc. financial income) of 24.2 % over a 7 year cycle, its adjusted operating margin barely turned negative (1.4 %) in 2009 (despite a 39 % drop in sales), and the company's actually been around for 75 years plus!

For seed potato, I'll rely on the average 5 year operating margin of 7.7 %.

Assuming an average 4.1 % OP margin (or 18.8 M), interest of 7.4 M (at a 6 % interest rate) is a whopping 39 % of operating profit.

Again, I'll split the difference (vs. a 30 % margin) & base my valuation on an average / assumed operating margin of 21.6 % — which I think now deserves a 2.0 P / S multiple.

Excluding 2 disasters, I'm happy to observe an average 24 % operating margin, nicely confirming my previous 25 % margin estimate.

Adjusted EBITA's their preferred measure of operating profitability — a cumulative 39 % increase has lagged revenue, as their (fairly static) adj EBITA margin has averaged 1.83 % since (versus 2.09 % in 2006).

, so revenue fell (say) 35 % to 11.4 M (from an estimated 17.5 M in 2012) & the operating margin fell to 3.7 % (compared to an historical average of about 6.7 %).

Operating margin's a little more stable — the 3 - yr & long - term averages are 37 % & 41 % respectively.

FY - 2013 / 2014), Saga's average adjusted operating margin now stands at 26.5 %.

Noting this working capital outflow has essentially been reversed since (see Q1 / Q3 -2015 above), it's sensible to adjust accordingly — for example, if I substitute the adjusted operating margin of 7.6 % for FY - 2014, I re-calculate the average adjusted Op FCF margin to be 26.0 %.

And just in case you think I'm simply cherry - picking numbers out of thin air here, it's important to note the company actually generated operating free cash flow (i.e. operating cash flow, less net capex) of EUR 42 million in the past two years — that's an average 8.0 % Op FCF margin!

stock, and I'm reasonably confident it will revert to their peak / average Operating Profit Margins, I'll actually price it at a P / S Ratio that reflects an average of current and peak (or LT average) Margins.

the cost of the Saga acquisition, the company: i) has a rather stunning 3 year average adjusted operating free cash flow margin of 50.3 %, and ii) trades at just 7.1 times its 3 year average free cash flow.

If I'm wrong: Well, again, it's dirt cheap... the stock now trades on 1.0 times sales, even though it boasts an average 20 % + adjusted operating margin (operating profit plus financial income) over the last decade, and a sub - $ 1 million / (2.2) % adjusted operating loss in its worst - ever year.

iii) Surely a manager with low operating / net margins will trade at a discount to the average % of AUM?

That looks pretty rich when its operating free cash flow margin's averaged just 6.8 % in the past two years, while free cash flow was negligible.

Looking back to the admission document, it looks like Escher averages» round a 31 % operating margin, as you'd expect from a true software company.

[Again: * Per my rule of thumb, based on long - term observation of market / M & A multiples, a 10 - 12.5 % operating margin deserves a 1.0 P / S multiple (on average).

Plus I'm frustrated to see much of the company's operating cash generation being absorbed by working capital — LTM operating free cash flow margin's a mere 0.2 %, although the 2012 - 13 average of 1.6 % is probably more representative.

revenue of $ 934 million — unfortunately, we continue to see the same cash flow issue each year, on average a 20 % + shortfall in Op FCF (vs. adjusted operating profit) over 2015 - 16, implying an adjusted 8.6 % margin is more appropriate in determining a suitable 0.875 Price / Sales multiple.

Over the past three financial years, Argo's Operating Margin has ranged from 13.8 % to 42.7 %, averaging out at 24.5 %.

However, operating margins which previously averaged almost 23 % (prior to 2015) have taken a big hit since, though now appear stable around 14 % — consistent cash flow shortfalls (due to increasing receivables & more decentralised inventory, neither of which appears alarming) would suggest we focus on the last twelve months (LTM) operating free cash flow (Op FCF, i.e. operating cash flow, less capex) margin of 8.7 % instead.

So, we have an average Operating Free Cash Flow Margin of 4.3 %, or a current GBP 34.75 mio based on GBP 804.2 mio of Revenues.

And Saga enjoyed an average 24.2 % operating margin over the past 7 yrs, culminating in a 2012 margin of 39.2 %.