Financial statements Kramer

Profit and loss statement of Kramer

Company age:
Age:
16 y. 6 m. 17 d.
Share capital:
Share capital:
1 500 000 PLN
Profit and loss statement Balance Cash flow Profitability

Revenue and profit of KRAMER

Year
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
Net sales 29 272 546,51 28 093 267,98 31 789 096,59 38 530 716,57 39 035 943,97 41 213 177,41
Operating activity costs 21 887 560,97 21 047 829,00 22 842 420,92 26 056 476,22 25 658 847,53 29 125 917,15
Sales profit 7 384 985,54 7 045 438,98 8 946 675,67 12 474 240,35 13 377 096,44 12 087 260,26
Other operating income 128 044,41 240 731,89 230 294,76 70 294,04 175 414,75 54 465,05
Other operating expenses 52 224,46 141 303,41 211 589,15 259 762,12 244 007,50 424 861,40
Operating profit (loss) 7 460 805,49 7 144 867,46 8 965 381,28 12 284 772,27 13 308 503,69 11 716 863,91
Gross profit (loss) 7 177 131,29 6 922 981,82 8 780 843,31 12 189 643,68 13 166 451,14 11 191 702,78
Net profit (loss) 5 792 933,29 5 578 457,82 7 056 515,31 9 847 575,68 10 601 711,14 8 979 361,78
Financial data is automatically retrieved from the EKRS webpage of the Ministry of Justice.
  • Sales Revenue - Revenue obtained from the sale of goods, products, or services during a given reporting period.li>
  • Cost of Goods Sold - Costs directly related to the production or purchase of the products, goods, or services sold.
  • Gross Profit from Sales - The difference between sales revenue and the cost of goods sold.
  • Income Tax - The amount of income tax payable on gross profit in accordance with tax regulations.
  • Net Profit - The profit after deducting all costs, including income tax.
  • Amortization - Amortization is an accounting method used to gradually reduce the book value of a loan or intangible asset over a specific time frame. For loans, it involves distributing payments across the repayment period. When applied to assets, amortization functions similarly to depreciation.
  • Employee Costs - Costs related to salaries, social benefits, and other employment-related expenses.
  • Selling Costs - Costs related to sales activities, including expenses for advertising, marketing, transportation, etc.
  • General Administrative Costs - Costs related to maintaining the company's operational activities, including administrative expenses.
  • Operating Profit (EBIT) - Profit before deducting interest and taxes, calculated as the difference between revenue and operating costs.
  • Financial Income - Income earned from financial activities, such as interest, dividends, and gains from securities.
  • Financial Costs - Costs related to financial activities, such as interest on loans and losses from trading securities.
  • Gross Profit - Profit before taxation, taking into account the company's operating and financial activities.
  • Other Operating Income - Income related to operating activities that do not directly result from sales, such as the sale of assets.
  • Other Operating Costs - Costs related to operating activities that are not directly tied to the core business, such as losses from the sale of assets.
  • Interest Income - Income earned from interest on bank deposits, bonds, or other financial instruments.
  • Interest Costs - Costs incurred from interest on loans, borrowings, or bonds.
  • Earnings Per Share (EPS) -
  • - Profit attributable to one common share, calculated as net profit divided by the number of shares.
  • Profit Before Tax - Profit earned after accounting for all operating and financial costs, but before tax deduction.
  • Gain on Sale of Assets - Profit earned from the sale of fixed assets or other components of the company's property.
  • External Services Costs - Costs related to services provided by external entities, such as transportation, repair, or consulting services.
  • Compensation and Penalty Costs - Costs incurred for the payment of compensation, contractual penalties, or other liabilities arising from court or administrative decisions.
  • Grants and Subsidies - Income earned from grants, subsidies, or other forms of financial support received from the government or other institutions.
  • Research and Development (R&D) Costs - Costs incurred for research and development activities aimed at innovation and improving products or services.
  • Bank Fees and Commissions - Costs incurred for bank services, including account management, financial transaction processing, and other banking services.
  • License Income - Income earned from granting licenses for the use of intellectual property rights, such as patents or trademarks.
  • Promotion and Advertising Costs - Costs related to marketing activities, promotion, and advertising of products or services.