Revenue
$716.9B
Total money the company brought in over the past year
Sales growth, latest quarter
Wall Street calls it Revenue Growth
19.6%
How much more the company sold in its latest quarter than in the same quarter a year earlier, as a share.
Sales minus the cost of the goods
Wall Street calls it Gross Profit
$393.8B
Sales minus what the products themselves cost to make or buy.
Gross Margin
50.8%
How much of each dollar of revenue is left after the cost of making what it sells
Profit from running the business
Wall Street calls it Operating Margin
13.7%
How many cents of each dollar of sales are left after the costs of running the business, before interest and taxes.
Profit left per dollar of sales
Wall Street calls it Net Profit Margin
17.4%
How many cents of each dollar of sales are left as profit after every cost.
Operating profit before the deductions
Wall Street calls it EBITDA
$168.9B
Operating profit before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation: a rough read of the cash the business throws off.
Profit after everything
Wall Street calls it Net Income
$135.3B
The profit left after every cost, over the last twelve months.
Earnings Per Share
Wall Street calls it EPS
$12.43
Profit earned per share of stock
Profit growth, latest quarter
Wall Street calls it Earnings Growth
242.3%
How much more profit per share in its latest quarter than in the same quarter a year earlier, as a share.
Profit on shareholders' money
Wall Street calls it Return on Equity
30.6%
The yearly profit as a share of the money shareholders have put in and left in.
Profit on everything it owns
Wall Street calls it Return on Assets
6.6%
The yearly profit as a share of everything the company owns.