Income Statement

What is EPS?

Net income spread over the average number of shares, so profit can be compared per share and against the share price.

How it is calculated

Net income divided by the weighted average basic shares outstanding.

How to read it

Prefer diluted EPS, which also counts shares that options and convertibles could add.

Keep in mind

Per-share figures are as reported in each filing and are not adjusted for later stock splits, so values before a split look larger.

Where the numbers come from

Scrutar computes EPS from the figures each company reports to the SEC in its annual and quarterly filings, using the XBRL data attached to those filings.

More Income Statement metrics

RevenueTotal sales of goods and services in the period, before any costs are taken out.How to read it →Cost of RevenueWhat it cost to make the products or deliver the services that were sold: materials, factory labor, hosting, delivery.How to read it →Gross ProfitRevenue left after the direct cost of what was sold, before overheads like research, marketing and management.How to read it →R&D ExpensesSpending on research and development of new products and technology.How to read it →Operating IncomeProfit from running the business, after all operating costs but before interest and tax. Often called operating profit or EBIT.How to read it →Net IncomeThe bottom line: profit left for shareholders after every cost, interest and tax.How to read it →EBITDAOperating profit before depreciation and amortisation are deducted, a rough proxy for the cash the operations throw off before investment.How to read it →Interest ExpenseThe cost of borrowing in the period.How to read it →

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Ten years of EPS and every other metric on this page, for every company Scrutar covers, computed from SEC filings.

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