Datreal adds reported interest expense and depreciation to pre-tax income for the same period. All three figures must be reported.
EBITDA is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation. Datreal derives it from filed statements to compare operating performance before financing and accounting charges.
What It Means
Why It Matters
- EBITDA lets you compare operating performance across companies with different financing, tax, and asset structures.
Across Datreal Countries
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Common Questions
Is EBITDA the same as operating profit?
No. Pre-tax income can include non-operating items. Sources may combine depreciation with amortisation or impairment. Interest figures may include other financing costs.
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