Net Profit Margin
Represents the percentage of revenue that remains after all operating expenses, interest, and taxes have been deducted.
(Net Income / Revenue) * 100If a company has a net income of $1M on revenue of $10M, its net profit margin is 10%.The ultimate measure of a company's profitability. A higher margin indicates better cost control and pricing power.
The degree of closeness of data values to real values.
Critical for Net Profit Margin accuracy and reliability
The degree to which all required data values are present.
Critical for Net Profit Margin accuracy and reliability
The degree to which all required data values of an attribute are present.
Critical for Net Profit Margin accuracy and reliability
The degree to which the period between the time of creation of the real value and the time that the dataset is available is appropriate.
Critical for Net Profit Margin accuracy and reliability
The degree to which data values comply with rules.
Critical for Net Profit Margin accuracy and reliability