Examples of Estimated Turnover in a sentence
Please provide details below of all Products manufactured, assembled, sold, supplied, serviced, treated or altered by the Proposer, together with Anticipated Failure Rate and Estimated Turnover for the next twelve months.
Source of funds Business ProfitsPersonal SavingsInheritanceOther (specify)………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Estimated Turnover per year: ………………………………………………………………….
Table 1 - Country Turnover Analysis Table 2 - Total Estimated Turnover Analysis relating to the estimated turnover for next 12 months shown in column (3) of Table 1 above.
Materially impacted means a >40% reduction in December 2021 and January 2022 as compared to December 2019 and January 2020 (or a comparable two month period if the business was not trading in Dec 19 Jan 20).For supply chain businesses only, please provide the following: Estimated Turnover 13th Dec 2021 to the 14th February 2022 (combined) Actual Turnover 13th Dec 2019 to the 14th February 2020 (combined) (or a comparable two month period if the business was not yet trading in Dec 19 / Jan 20.
Turnover Temporary Placements Permanent Placements TotalActual Turnover for the last financial year Estimated Turnover for the next 12 months£ £ £ £ £ £ %8b.
Table 2: Estimated Turnover of top 5 IT-enabled opportunities in India in 2008Human Resource services Those who support the case for encouraging IT-enabled services argue that the offshore economics of IT-enabled services are as good as or even better than those of IT services.
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Estimated Turnover and Wages for Asbestos related workTurnover WagesActual for previous 12 months $.........................................................................
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CARE (2006) Estimated Turnover (Rs. Crores)Number of entitiesTurnoverOrganised Semi‐organised Unorganised005002000 100010003000150040002000500025006000Figure 2.1: Structure of EDS/Courier Industry in India Source: Compiled by authors from Figure 4.1 page 16, CARE (2006) Notes: Organised segments includes India Posts’ EMS There are a few estimates of the size of the Indian express and courier industry.