Profitability data on Abgbio

(Return on Equity - ROE) - in entrepreneurship, it is a profitability ratio that indicates how much profit a company has been able to generate from the equity contributed by shareholders.

The higher the value of this ratio, the more favorable the company's situation. Higher equity efficiency is associated with the potential to achieve a greater financial surplus, which, in turn, leads to higher dividends.

Return on Assets - ROA

ROA is a profitability ratio that measures the relationship between a company's net profit and the value of its assets. It can also be calculated as the product of profit margin and asset turnover ratio.

ROA indicates a company's ability to generate profits and manage its assets efficiently. The higher the ROA, the better the company's financial condition. This ratio is particularly important for financial institutions considering granting a loan and assessing the company's ability to repay it.

The ratio represents the relationship between a company's operating profit and its sales revenue.

It indicates how much operating profit is generated by one unit of sales revenue. The higher the value of the ratio, the greater the company's operational efficiency.

The return on sales (ROS, net profitability) is a profitability ratio that indicates how much net profit remains with the company from sales.

The ROS ratio is the relationship between net profit and net sales revenue.

It shows what percentage of sales is represented by the profit margin after all costs have been deducted and taxes paid. A higher level of this ratio indicates a more favorable financial condition for the company. A decline in the ratio means that the company must increase sales volume to achieve a certain profit level.

In the Polish context, it indicates how many groszy of profit the company earned for each złoty of sales.

A company's sales margin is the ratio of sales profit to sales revenue.

The gross profit margin is the ratio of gross profit to sales revenue.

This indicator shows the amount of gross profit generated for each unit of currency from the sale of products and goods.

The gross margin, in relative terms, is the ratio of gross profit from sales to revenue.

The cost of goods sold (COGS) refers to all expenses directly associated with the product, such as energy costs, labor costs, and material costs. It does not include administrative costs, office expenses, rent, etc.

Operating return on assets (OROA) is the ratio of operating profit to the company's assets.

Unlike ROA, this ratio considers operating profit, thus excluding the repayment of obligations, such as income taxes.