Oh Cappy
I see it's a 20% EBITDA margin now as you call it.
That would mean they are EBITDA positive on $1 of sales.
You really need to brush up on Accounting 101. Best to work on gross margin I think and then look at fixed costs in $ terms.
Oh Cappy
I see it's a 20% EBITDA margin now as you call it.
That would mean they are EBITDA positive on $1 of sales.
You really need to brush up on Accounting 101. Best to work on gross margin I think and then look at fixed costs in $ terms.
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