Corporate Finance Unit 1-2

It’s a word for the operating costs of a company, such as rent, heating and lighting

• overheads

• profit margin

• operating profit

short-term changes

• fluctuations

• profit margin

• operating profit

profit before expenses

• gross profit

• profit margin

• operating profit

It’s the amount of money a company has after all costs have been deducted

• invoice

• volatility

• gross profit

These expences are incurred as part of the manufacturing or delivery process and are easily attributed to a specific project, product, or department.

• revenue

• sales forecast

• direct costs

It refers to the total income generated by a business from its normal operations, typically through the sale of goods or services.

• opening balance

• revenue

• commodity market

The amount of money or value in an account at the beginning of a specific accounting period, such as a day, month, or year. It reflects the funds carried forward from the end of the previous period and serves as the starting point for recording new transactions.

• opening balance

• revenue

• commodity market

The place where buyers and sellers trade in raw materials or primary agricultural products

• commodity market

• invoice

• opening balance

It is a measure of a company’s profitability from its core business operations, excluding the impact of non-operating activities like investments, interest, and taxes.

• profit margin

• costs incurred

• operating profit

It indicates how efficiently a company is managing its costs relative to its sales

• profit margin

• costs incurred

• operating profit