Profitability ratios (2) Flashcards

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The net profit margin is also a what?

A

The net profit margin is also a profitability ratio

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The net profit margin is also a profitability ratio.
What does it calculate?

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It calculates net profit as a percentage of sales revenue

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The net profit margin is also a profitability ratio.
It calculates net profit as a percentage of sales revenue and shows what?

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It:
1) Calculates net profit as a percentage of sales revenue
2) Shows what the net profit is for every £ of sales

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To calculate net profit margin, you will need to extract figures from where?

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To calculate net profit margin, you will need to extract figures from the enterprise’s statement of comprehensive income

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What is the formula for net profit margin?

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The formula for net profit margin (NPM) is:
Net profit margin = (Net profit ÷ Sales revenue) x 100

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The formula for net profit margin (NPM) is:
Net profit margin = (Net profit ÷ Sales revenue) x 100

See page 35 of the revision guide for an example.

How will the answer be shown?

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The answer will be shown as a percentage

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Interpreting the net profit margin:
For example, an enterprise has a net profit margin of 20%.
For every £ it makes in sales, it generates what?

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For every £ it makes in sales, it generates £0.20 in gross profit

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Interpreting the net profit margin:
For example, an enterprise has a net profit margin of 20%.
For every £ it makes in sales, it generates £0.20 in gross profit.
If the net profit margin falls, what may the enterprise do?

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If the net profit margin falls, the enterprise may take steps to:
1) Reduce its expenses
Or
2) Increase its sales revenue

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