Below you will find example sentences with "ebitda margin". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.

Ebitda Margin in a sentence

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Words in this phrase

margin

Meanings of words in this phrase

  • margin can mean: The edge of the paper, typically left blank when printing but sometimes used for annotations etc. Frequent word

Context words

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adjusted 9× quarter 6× higher 3× question 3× same 3× long 3× term 3× years 3× year 3× significant 3× expect 3× operating 3×

Related phrases

gross margin net margin margin expansion operating margin

Other phrases with this word

Other phrases with margin:

gross margin 20× net margin 20×

Other phrases with the same pattern

Same ending:

gross margin net margin operating margin

Example types with ebitda margin

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Short example sentences

And then another question is on the EBITDA margin. (9 words)

I expect EBITDA margin improvement in cost cutting coupled with operating leverage. (12 words)

Adjusted EBITDA margin was 15.1% versus the prior year same quarter 15%. (13 words)

Longer example sentences

And then, this is a little bit more long-term thinking, but it’s such a significant change here in the EBITDA margin expectations, right, where I think we have been looking at kind of mid-20s. (37 words)

And the second question is the number of progress and monetization maturity in the same-store have contributed a lot, but increase in gross margin and this was not total translated into higher EBITDA margin. (35 words)

The EBITDA margin beat of about 250 bps was led by better franchisee terms, lower discounting/better gold premium, and a low-margin base as hedging remained at around 95 per cent in Q1. (34 words)

Question examples

Can you speak to in the context of the high single-digit EBITDA margin in this quarter? (17 words)

Example sentences (20)

Adjusted EBITDA Margin in 2018 is now expected to be slightly higher than Adjusted EBITDA Margin achieved in 2017.

And the second question is the number of progress and monetization maturity in the same-store have contributed a lot, but increase in gross margin and this was not total translated into higher EBITDA margin.

The company has significantly improved its margin trends and is on track to achieve its long-term EBITDA margin goals.

Visa is also very profitable, with a 51% net margin and 69% EBITDA margin on average for the past 5 years.

The Company anticipates that the lower than expected net sales will negatively impact adjusted gross margin, adjusted EBITDA margin and adjusted earnings per share for the fourth quarter and the full year.

The EBITDA margin beat of about 250 bps was led by better franchisee terms, lower discounting/better gold premium, and a low-margin base as hedging remained at around 95 per cent in Q1.

EBITDA margin was 12% in the latest quarter, which is roughly the same margin profile the segment maintained in fiscal 2018.

Adjusted EBITDA margin was 15.1% versus the prior year same quarter 15%.

And then another question is on the EBITDA margin.

And then just a quick follow-up to Brooks' question around the EBITDA margin guidance.

And then, this is a little bit more long-term thinking, but it’s such a significant change here in the EBITDA margin expectations, right, where I think we have been looking at kind of mid-20s.

And we expect our adjusted EBITDA margin to be approximately 22.5% for the quarter.

Based on our outlook for Q2, we expect adjusted EBITDA margin of 2%, similar to Q1.

Can you speak to in the context of the high single-digit EBITDA margin in this quarter?

EBITDA margin and will likely see margins expand to over 55% within the next 7 years as the business requires almost no maintenance capex and stands to benefit from operating leverage.

EB sees its EBITDA margin doubling to 20% or higher with cost-cutting measures in the short term and a more favorable revenue mix for the long run.

Given the real questions on the realistic margins (not the EBITDA margin) I was looking for real earnings amidst many moving parts, as I was skeptical at $7 in May 2022.

I expect EBITDA margin improvement in cost cutting coupled with operating leverage.

In Q2, we continue to focus on controlling fixed costs and operating efficiently, resulting in significant adjusted EBITDA margin improvement over prior year quarter.

It looks like you're expecting about 150 basis points EBITDA margin expansion in '23 on top of the significant expansion we've seen over the last few years.