Revenue
The money the company brings in from sales, and whether it's growing. Strong means sales are well above a year ago, and growth isn't slowing down. Weak means sales are shrinking.
- Revenue
- Unavailable
- Revenue growth
- Unavailable
- Growth pace
- Unavailable
Profitability
How much profit the company makes from its sales after running costs. Strong means it keeps a large share of its sales as profit. Weak means it's losing money or keeps very little.
- Earnings per share
- $76.16
- Earnings growth
- -80%
- Operating margin
- Unavailable
- Margin change
- Unavailable
Cash Flow
The cash left after running the business and investing in it. Strong means a large share of sales turns into cash. Weak means it's spending more cash than it brings in.
- Free cash flow
- Unavailable
- Free cash flow margin
- Unavailable
- Cash flow growth
- Unavailable
Balance Sheet
The company's debt minus its cash, compared with a year of operating earnings. Below 1x, it could pay its debt off in less than a year; below zero, it has more cash than debt. Above 3x is a lot of debt.
- Net leverage
- 2.0x
- Change over the year
- 0.9x
