Annual Results Report

The Annual Results financial report focuses on company assets, revenue, net income and earnings per share (EPS) over the most recent annual period. The report also highlights three-year percentage growth in revenue, net income and EPS.

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• Company: Click on the company's name (when underlined) to view its corporate snapshot. These snapshots provide a brief description of the company's area(s) of concentration, its main sources of revenue, its annual financials, contact information, industry competitors and key corporate personnel.
• Symbol: Click a security symbol to view the latest available quote along with a six-day performance table and company news. Click on an index symbol to view the latest quote for the index, and the gainers, losers and most active securities traded on that index during the current or latest trading day.
• Fiscal Period: The year-end date of financial results. Example: March 31, 1999.
• Most Recent Annual Period
  • Assets (in Millions of dollars): Assets, as presented by the company, at the most recent fiscal year end.
  • EPS (in Millions of dollars): EPS stands for earnings per share. The EPS for the most recent annual period is calculated based on net income for the trailing 12 month-period, meaning that net income figures are based on the company's last four quarterly financial reports. The formula for EPS is earnings before extraordinary gains and losses, less preferred-share dividends, divided by all common shares outstanding at the most recent fiscal year end. Net income, or earnings, refers to the company's after-tax profits before extraordinary gains or extraordinary losses for the most recent annual period.
  • Net Income ('000s): Net income refers to the company's after-tax profits before extraordinary gains or extraordinary losses for the most recent annual period. Net income is also known as net earnings.
  • Revenue ('000s): Revenue consists of total revenue from operations, less sales and excise taxes, plus income from investments and any other pretax income during the most recent fiscal year.
• 3-Year Annual Growth (%)
  • EPS: EPS stands for earnings per share. EPS growth is calculated based on simple percentage EPS growth over a three year-period. The EPS for the most recent annual period is calculated based on net income for the trailing 12 month-period, meaning that net income figures are based on the company's last four quarterly financial reports. The formula for EPS is earnings before extraordinary gains and losses, less preferred-share dividends, divided by all common shares outstanding over the last three years.
  • Net Income: Figures are calculated based on simple percentage growth in net income over a three year-period. Net income refers to the company's after-tax profits before extraordinary gains or extraordinary losses for the most recent annual period. Net income is also known as net earnings.
  • Revenue: Figures are calculated based on simple percentage growth in revenue over a three year-period. Revenue consists of total revenue from operations, less sales and excise taxes, plus income from investments and any other pretax income during the most recent quarter. Figures are calculated based on simple percentage growth in revenue over a three year-period. 
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