The phrase "net operating profit" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe the profit that a company makes from its core operations, after taking into account expenses such as taxes, interest, and depreciation. Example: The company reported a net operating profit of $2 million for the quarter, exceeding analysts' expectations.
Despite the NatWest acquisition, the percentage of net operating profit coming from U.K. operations has declined from 85% in 2000 to 60% in 2005.
They also examine net operating profit after taxes.
Now all of a sudden, your net operating profit says the property is worth $60 million and you're not getting the room rates you used to get.
Credit Suisse's private banking segment reported a 9percentt increase in net operating profit, to $396 million, and $5.6 billion in net money inflow, bettering many rivals.
The consensus for 2002 is for net operating profit of $52.71 per share for the stocks in the S.& P. 500 index, an increase of 16.1percentt, according to analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call.
This is clearly reflected in a 3.2 times PER, although on an ratio of enterprise value to net operating profit after taxes of 10.0 times (which more accurately reflects the balance sheet stresses), it does not look so cheap".
Specifically, it calculates a company's enterprise value -- the market value of its equity plus total debt, minus cash and short-term investments -- and divides it by the company's after-tax net operating profits.
Developed and trademarked by financial consultancy Stern Stewart & Co., EVA is calculated at the most basic level by multiplying a company's equity plus its debt by the cost of that capital, and then subtracting the result from its net operating profits after tax.
It's now the most profitable mobile-phone producer in the world, netting 30 cents in operating profit on every dollar of sales, according to analysts' estimates.
They included net account receivables, net worth, net sales, gross margin, and operating profit margin.
We forecast net sales of£10.5bn and operating profit of £3,078m (versus consensus of £3,008m).
