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Definition of Margin analysis - Finance dictionary
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Margin analysis (See Chapters 9 and 10 of the Vernimmen)
An analysis of a company's margins is the first step in any financial analysis. It is a key stage because a company that does not manage to sell its products or services for more than the corresponding Production costs will ultimately go bankrupt (see Bankruptcy). Positive margins alone, however, are not sufficient on their own to create Value or to escape Bankruptcy (see Value creation).
Margin analysis (See Chapters 9 and 10 of the Vernimmen)
An analysis of a company's margins is the first step in any financial analysis. It is a key stage because a company that does not manage to sell its products or services for more than the corresponding Production costs will ultimately go bankrupt (see Bankruptcy). Positive margins alone, however, are not sufficient on their own to create Value or to escape Bankruptcy (see Value creation).
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Margin analysis (See Chapters 9 and 10 of the Vernimmen)
An analysis of a company's margins is the first step in any financial analysis. It is a key stage because a company that does not manage to sell its products or services for more than the corresponding Production costs will ultimately go bankrupt (see Bankruptcy). Positive margins alone, however, are not sufficient on their own to create Value or to escape Bankruptcy (see Value creation).
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