Net margin is net income as a percentage of revenue — what remains for shareholders after every operating cost, interest payment, and tax. It's the bottom-line profitability measure.
The formula
Net IncomeRevenue
= Net Margin
Why it matters
- —The cleanest single number for 'how profitable is this business, all in.'
- —Affected by one-off items (asset sales, write-downs, tax adjustments) — check if a margin spike is recurring.
- —Thin net margins leave little cushion if revenue dips, which is why margin trend matters as much as the level.
How to read it
| < 5% | Thin margins — common in retail, low pricing power |
| 5%–15% | Healthy for most industries |
| > 20% | Strong pricing power or an asset-light model |
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