Operating income per share (TTM)
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Operating income per share (TTM):
Among them, the average total share capital is:
Formula explanation: * **TTM revenue:** refers to the total revenue of the company in the past 12 consecutive months. TTM (Trailing Twelve Months) means the data of rolling 12 months, which can reflect the latest operating conditions of the company more timely and avoid the seasonal or cyclical effects that may exist in the data of a single financial reporting period. * **Average total share capital:** refers to the average value of the company's total share capital during the calculation period. The arithmetic mean of the total share capital at the beginning and end of the period is used here to more accurately reflect the changes in the equity structure during the entire period. In the case of equity changes, the use of average total share capital can better balance the impact of operations such as additional issuance and repurchase on per-share indicators.
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The company's total operating revenues for the past 12 consecutive months.
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The average value of the company's total share capital during the calculation period is usually the arithmetic average of the total share capital at the beginning and end of the period.
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Operating income per share (TTM) is calculated by dividing the operating income for the most recent 12 months by the average total share capital to calculate the share of operating income per shareholder. This indicator can be used to compare different companies horizontally, or to compare the sales ability and ability to generate income for shareholders of the same company in different periods vertically. Higher operating income per share (TTM) may mean that the company has stronger market competitiveness and profitability, and is an important reference indicator for the company's fundamental quality and profitability. This indicator focuses more on evaluating the company's operating efficiency and revenue generation capabilities, and does not directly reflect the profit level. It needs to be combined with other profitability indicators, such as earnings per share, for a comprehensive analysis.