EBITDA stands for Earnings before Interest Tax Depreciation and Amortization. then how you can take finance cost (interest) and depreciation to calculate operating margin. interest & depreciation does not include in company's operating expense. company's total income - total operating expenses = EBITDA. EBITDA - Depreciation = EBIT (Earnings before Interest & Tax). EBIT - interest = EBT.
Why have you taken Total Income/Expenses in place of Operating Income/Expenses? You have mentioned on your website: EBITDA= Operating Income-Operating Expenses, where Operating Income=Total Income-Other Income and Operating Expenses=Total Expenses-Finance Cost-Depreciation/Amortization.
EBIT and EBITDA are not the same thing...the first ratio that you calculated was EBIT or operating profit margin....when you add back D&A to EBIT that is when you get EBITDA
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EBITDA stands for Earnings before Interest Tax Depreciation and Amortization. then how you can take finance cost (interest) and depreciation to calculate operating margin. interest & depreciation does not include in company's operating expense. company's total income - total operating expenses = EBITDA. EBITDA - Depreciation = EBIT (Earnings before Interest & Tax). EBIT - interest = EBT.
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Why have you taken Total Income/Expenses in place of Operating Income/Expenses? You have mentioned on your website: EBITDA= Operating Income-Operating Expenses, where Operating Income=Total Income-Other Income and Operating Expenses=Total Expenses-Finance Cost-Depreciation/Amortization.
Yes
i was about to point out this: Instead of EBITDA they should have taken EBIT to find operating margin
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EBIT and EBITDA are not the same thing...the first ratio that you calculated was EBIT or operating profit margin....when you add back D&A to EBIT that is when you get EBITDA
overall bajaj auto is just too good to invest into XD
Please complete the full fundamental analysis of stocks ..this is half analysis of stock
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One doubt in book value----
We will consider only share capital and reserves ,
What about the land and machineries and others,
@ 9:29 Do you think the outstanding is correct ? Its only 28 crores instead of 289 crores ? Please clarify
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In profitability u said in denominator to take revenue from operations and took total income
Dude thats not ebitda, and operating profit is ebit not ebitda
Please make it in hindi
12:18 Total outstanding shares, how to calculate
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how did you get how many shares are there in the market of bajaj auto ?
MCAP/CMP
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How to know total outstanding of shares
That u can check in the fundamentals in ur trading application in number of shareholders
You can check it from NSE or BSE website
What does negative P/E ratio signify
It means you fárted !
It means the company is making loss 📉
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pat is 5211 u took 5221
Hi Aman, noted.