Gross margin and net margin
Gross margin is what remains of each euro of sales after subtracting the direct cost of producing or buying what was sold; net margin is what is left at the end, once every expense, interest charge and tax has been deducted. The gap between them reveals a business's cost structure: a high gross margin that turns into a thin net margin gives away a company carrying heavy overheads, heavy debt, or both.
In the terminal
Income statement, balance sheet and cash flows by fiscal year or quarter, with the change in every line and its trend.
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Definition for informational purposes. It is not financial advice nor a recommendation to buy or sell.