“Hardware brought in a much bigger 307 billion in revenue but with a gross margin of only 37 it produced about 113 billion in gross profits”
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Said on Great Business Stories
“We try to look at both revenue and EBITDA and in some cases even gross profit just to get our orientation, our bearings about us.”
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Evaluate both revenue and EBITDA (and sometimes gross profit) multiples to get orientation on a company's valuation
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“PR is over 80% of both revenue and profit.”
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Said on Afropolitan
“The company's recent fiscal second quarter report showed revenue growing 18% from a year ago... management raised guidance for the full year, calling for revenue and profit growth of 15% and 14% respectively”
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Said on Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing
“My rough mental framework is if a company is over a hundred million dollars in revenue and they have profitability, if you're growing at more than 30% year on year, you have the right to trade at a revenue multiple.”
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