We prefer profitable companies and award higher grades to firms with positive price - to - earnings (P / E) ratios (based on their earnings over the past 12 months).
We prefer profitable companies and award higher grades to firms with positive price - to - earnings ratios based on their earnings over the past 12 months.
Not exact matches
According to its founder, who periodically makes announcements about his
company's financial health even though he isn't required to do so, the
company has been
profitable in some quarters but
prefers to reinvest in growth.
These days, they
prefer to hold more
profitable assets and earn fee income by arranging bond issues for
companies.
Larger, established
companies prefer to pursue more
profitable markets, fearing that the federal government will commit to stockpiling only limited amounts of drugs developed for defence purposes.
Value investors like
profitable companies but they
prefer those with low - P / E ratios.
A
company involved in only one
profitable line of business would typically
prefer selling out to liquidating because possible double taxation (taxes both at the corporate and shareholder level) would be avoided.
[If you
prefer to focus / rely on book value, the shares are now trading at a 33 % premium — not excessive for a
profitable company, presuming you agree the balance sheet's conservative].
I imagine that no major publisher would be interested in having a division that focuses on indie games because they would much
prefer to devote their resources to their large financial risks, so they don't have the bandwidth to put people on these smaller projects that could be
profitable, but are a small fraction of the
company's revenue.
As in today's time more and more buyers are
preferring online purchasing, this launch is expected to be a
profitable step for the
company's growth.