Net income margin for common shareholders is a measure of how much of a company’s revenue is left as profit for common shareholders after paying all expenses and taxes. It shows how profitable a company is for common shareholders, who are the last to receive any dividends. It is calculated as a percentage of the company’s net income available to common shareholders and revenue. The formula for net income margin for common shareholders is:
Net income margin for common shareholders = (Net income available to common shareholders / Revenue) * 100
Where:
- Net income available to common shareholders is IS033,
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- Revenue is IS001,
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