Net Margins definition

Net Margins means the receipts from operations less the expenses thereof.
Net Margins means operating and non-operating income of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries determined on a combined or consolidated basis (excluding income on Guaranteed Portions of RUS Guaranteed Loans) less, without duplication, operating and non-operating costs and expenses of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries determined on a combined or consolidated basis (excluding costs and expenses relating to Guaranteed Portions of RUS Guaranteed Loans).
Net Margins means the amount equal to the income that the Awardee has after subtracting costs and expenses from the total revenue. Costs and expenses include but are not limited to all operations and maintenance expenses, corporate operations, taxes, interest, dividends, depreciation, and gains and losses on the disposition of property.

Examples of Net Margins in a sentence

  • Net margins are calculated as gross margins minus overhead costs of production and include for example depreciation of machinery, buildings and land.

  • A key to the abbreviations (e.g., I = IRIS or US EPA’s IRIS database; C = California EPA) is available in the RSL Generic Tables (see Figure 1 for link).

  • Net margins and patronage capital) / total assetsd Total assets / equitye (Net margins and patronage capital) / equitySource: USDA, Rural Development, Utilities Program Exhibit 4: Statistics for Pedernales Electric Cooperative, 2008 and 2009.

  • Total revenue received is reduced by the expenses of doing business, including the payments to patrons made when the cooperative purchased their production.112Assume the cooperative’s key financial results are reflected in the following simplified income state- ment: Gross income fromsale of commodities $100,000 Cost of goods sold (payments/advancesto member-patrons) 80,000Other expenses 10,000 Net margins $10,000 Net margins of $10,000 are available for pay- ment as patronage refunds.

  • Expand the “General Behaviour” section and find the “Maximum Software Connections” option.

  • Net margins are still higher for lead firms and component makers than for CMs/ODMs, but while the difference is statistically significant, it is very small in practical terms.

  • The business owner would be responsible for policing and controlling the outdoor dining area of the public sidewalk with regard to alcohol consumption, nuisance issues, litter, and maintaining all operations in the approved area.

  • Net margins, however, declined by 7% compared with Q398 results because of the effects of the ruble de- valuation and a heavy foreign debt burden.

  • Net margins can generally be calculated as: Net margins will vary from company to company, and certain ranges can be expected from industry to industry, as similar business constraints exist in each distinct industry.

  • Net margins or returns after expenses, however, are lower for franchised firms than for independents.


More Definitions of Net Margins

Net Margins means the annual net proceeds or savings from the Association’s business as defined in Bylaw 7.3. Net Margins are subject to allocation and distribution as provided in Bylaw Article 7. Page 1 - Bylaws
Net Margins shall have the meaning as defined in Attachment 3.
Net Margins means the amount equal to the income that the Awardee has after subtracting costs and expenses from the total revenue. Costs and expenses include but are not limited to all operations and maintenance expenses, corporate operations, taxes, interest, dividends, depreciation, and gains and losses on the disposition of property. "Net Worth" (equity) shall mean total assets less total liabilities of the Awardee. Net worth includes the recorded value of capital stock, additional paid-in capital, treasury stock, retained earnings and other comprehensive income. "Note(s)" shall have the meaning as defined in Paragraph (a) of Section 3.2.
Net Margins shall have the meaning as defined in Attachment 1. “Notes” shall mean collectively the Co-Lender Notes and the RUS Notes.
Net Margins shall have the meaning given to it in accordance with Accounting Requirements.