Utiliser "gross profit margin" dans une phrase

1.  High gross profit margin (preferably greater than 65%) and net profits of 20% of sales or better before taxes

---

2. To determine if a business can raise prices, begin by looking at the Management Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) section found in the 10-K, and read management’s explanations for changes in the gross profit margin

---

3. To do this, compare the gross profit margin to operating-income margin over a one- to five-year period

---

4. Here’s a method used to calculate break-even sales: If a business generates $1 million of sales and has a 30 percent gross profit margin (GPM) and incurs $200,000 in fixed costs, it will earn $100,000

---

5. For example, as the number of transactions increased at money transfer business Western Union, the gross profit margin decreased from 46

---

6. It’s where you can figure the all-important gross profit margin, the difference between what a company earns and what it spends

---

7. What Is the Company’s Gross Profit Margin for the Last 10 Years? Does it Consistently Grow, or at Least Maintain an Average Rate?

---

8. Investors need to look for companies with higher gross profit margins

---

9. Different industries should have different ranges of gross profit margins

---

10. Now we calculate the gross profit margin for GT during the last 10 years

11. The average gross profit margin at GT for the last eight years is 17

---

12. What Is the Company’s Gross Profit Margin for the Last 10 Years? Does It Consistently Grow or at Least Maintain an Average Rate?

---

13. Here is the formula to calculate the gross profit margin percentage:

---

14. Here are the gross profit margin percentages for Infosys for the last 10 years:

---

15. Look at the consistent gross profit margin for the last 10 years

---