Sentence examples for net operating margin from inspiring English sources

Mr Mulally suspects that it will take until 2001 to raise Boeing's net operating margin on passenger jets from the present measly 1% to the target level of 7-8% set by Mr Condit.

As a general rule a double-digit net operating margin screams “great business.”.

For example, Ericsson's net operating margin declined slightly, from 11% to 10%, according to the company's annual report.

Under a sizable increase in workload, we find no change in mortality, moderate improvement in length of stay, and a large improvement in net operating margins.

For unprofitable companies that nonetheless generate product revenue, he forecasts when they will turn profitable and then discounts the profit figure, taking into account net operating margins and any interim capital deficiencies.

Lower commodity prices for corn and soybeans should boost net operating margins this fiscal year to 6.5% from 6%.

Better yet, in one of the most ruthlessly competitive consumer electronics markets there is the wholesale prices of handsets are higher than retail Nokia's investor relations spokesman William Seymour says, "net operating margins in the cell phone business are 19%." Very healthy.

The results were the best in the firm's history in revenue, net income, operating margin and return on equity.

KLIC's executive compensation plan, which includes base salary, cash incentives, and performance based equity awards, is based on reaching target goals in net income, operating margin, and total shareholder return.

Net income and operating margin are equally weighted when awarding cash incentives.

You have mere moments to not only get the brand-spanking-new figures into your post, quickly craft a headline, figure out what the larger story is (falling net profit? expanding operating margin? massive increase in sales costs? lost an executive?) while also doing raw numerical comparison, pitting the street's estimates, both GAAP and not, against what the company reports.