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Profit Margin - Yearly

The Profit Margin Yearly category captures long-term profitability trends by analyzing both before-tax and after-tax margins over 1 to 5-year periods.

These metrics highlight how effectively a company sustains or improves profit margins over time. These indicators are useful for identifying structurally improving businesses or deteriorating cost structures, and are often paired with EPS and sales growth to assess the quality and sustainability of earnings over multi-year periods.

Profit Margin After Tax Growth Rate

X Years (%)

Profit Margin After Tax Growth Rate over X years is calculated using a trailing four-quarter method starting from the latest reported quarter. The Profit Margin After Tax Growth Rate is the percentage difference between the profit margin after tax growth of a given quarter and that from the same quarter in the previous year. The data is adjusted on a non-GAAP basis to exclude one-time transactions, providing a clearer view of underlying performance.

This metric is useful for evaluating whether a company is consistently expanding its net income relative to sales over time. A rising after-tax margin may indicate improved efficiency, stronger pricing power, or reduced tax burden, while a declining margin could flag operational challenges or increased expenses.

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Available for 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 years.

Compact Name: Profit Margin AT Grw. - X Years (%)

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Strong Profit Marg. AT Grw. - 3 Years (%)Weak Profit Marg. AT Grw. - 3 Years (%)

Profit Margin Before Tax Growth Rate

X Years (%)

Profit Margin Before Tax Growth Rate over X years is calculated using a trailing four-quarter method starting from the latest reported quarter. The Profit Margin Before Tax Growth Rate is the percentage difference between the profit margin before tax growth of a given quarter and that from the same quarter in the previous year. The data is adjusted on a non-GAAP basis to exclude one-time transactions, providing a clearer view of underlying performance.

This metric helps assess whether a company’s core operations are becoming more or less profitable before the influence of tax strategies. Sustained pre-tax margin growth is often a sign of strong cost control, economies of scale, or enhanced competitive positioning.

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Available for 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 years.

Compact Name: Profit Margin BT Grw. - X Years (%)

Daily
Strong Profit Marg. BT Grw. - 3 Years (%)Weak Profit Marg. BT Grw. - 3 Years (%)