“Their favorite number is called NPAT-A ... it completely excludes these costs ... I think that is the most ridiculous use of an adjusted accounting metric.”

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created an adjusted metric called NPAT-A that excludes the $1.2 billion government contract cost

$1.2 billion cost excluded, metric called NPAT-A

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