Profit, The money a company makes after costs, The total money a company spends, Earnings, Money before tax, Profit after tax, Net income, Money after all expenses are paid, Total sales of the company, Profitability, How much a company sells, How much profit a company makes compared to costs, EBITDA, Profit before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization, Profit after all expenses, Operating performance, The performance of daily business activities, The number of employees in the company, Cashflow, Movement of money in and out of a business, Total profit in one year, Investment ratios, Comparison between financial numbers, Total number of investments, Return on assets (ROA), How well a company uses its assets to make profit, How many assets a company has, Assets, Things a company owns (buildings, money, etc.), The company’s debts, Capacity, Maximum production level of a company, Number of employees, Spare capacity, Producing at maximum level, Having extra space to produce more, Sweating its assets, Using resources efficiently to get more profit, Selling all company assets, Knowledge workers, Employees who do physical work only, Employees who use knowledge and skills, Physical assets, Ideas and knowledge, Buildings and equipment, Return on equity (ROE), Profit for shareholders compared to their investment, Total company revenue, Shareholders’ equity, Company debts, Money invested by owners + retained earnings, Leverage / Gearing, Using borrowed money to finance the business , Using only company profit, Income leverage, Relationship between debt and share capital, Total company profit, Interest cover, Total interest paid, Ability to pay interest with operating profit, Highly leveraged / Heavily indebted, Company with no debt, Company with a lot of debt, Over-leveraged, Company with too much debt and problems paying it, Company with low debt, Deleverages, Increasing debt, Reducing debt.

Unit 44 - Comparing performance

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