Sentences with phrase «underlying company revenue»

Not exact matches

Perth mining services company Viento Group has foreshadowed strong growth in revenue and underlying earnings in the current financial year following a series of acquisitions.

Group revenue and EBITDA were delivered in line with the company's expectations, with strong underlying revenue growth in SES Networks.

At least with a dot - com stock you owned an actual piece of equity in the underlying company (even if, like TheGlobe.com, a failed social media network, it only had revenues of $ 780,000 per quarter).

Wrap fees add an additional layer of fees a plan fiduciary must consider when evaluating an insurance company's fees for reasonableness — Directly invoiced fees and revenue sharing payments made by the underlying mutual funds may still apply.

Underlying revenue data were compiled by MSCI and account for disparities in the way companies report their revenues across geographic segments.

A general application of the model to the entire sample (see All firms tab) is supplemented with specific applications to subsets of the underlying sample for which companies were aggregated by company size (based on annual revenue and inclusion in major Fortune indexes: see F500 and F250 tabs).

Revenue in the six months ended December 31 slipped to $ NZ4.273 billion ($ 3.92 billion) from $ NZ4.38 billion in the year - earlier period as the strength of the New Zealand dollar outweighed underlying revenue gains, the company said in a statement to the Australian stock exRevenue in the six months ended December 31 slipped to $ NZ4.273 billion ($ 3.92 billion) from $ NZ4.38 billion in the year - earlier period as the strength of the New Zealand dollar outweighed underlying revenue gains, the company said in a statement to the Australian stock exrevenue gains, the company said in a statement to the Australian stock exchange.

The company said retail revenue was up 1 percent on an underlying basis, while comparable store sales rose 2 percent, below analysts» expectations.

So it would be wrong to assume Zamano suddenly has zero revenue & a continuing cost base next month when Payforit also hits in Ireland — it will continue to have an ongoing / underlying run - rate of revenue in both markets (plus some overseas business), so IF they can manage a further / orderly run - down in staff & expense, they can actually protect the company's current cash position.

Or small companies where much of the fixed cost, i.e. HQ expense, obscures the profitability of its underlying business — how much is such a company worth if / when revenue growth drops to the bottom line, or an acquirer comes along?!

To be more precise, the underlying data is for companies with $ 1.5 billion or more of revenue and the average was 142 matters, a term that includes lawsuits, regulatory proceedings, and arbitrations.