Operating Profit definition

Operating Profit means the excess of Gross Revenues over the following deductions (“Deductions”) incurred by Manager, on behalf of Owner, in operating the Hotel:

Operating Profit means the difference between the discounted revenues and the discounted operating costs over the economic lifetime of the investment, where this difference is positive. The operating costs include costs such as personnel costs, materials, contracted services, communications, energy, maintenance, rent, administration, but exclude depreciation charges and the costs of financing if these have been covered by investment aid. Discounting revenues and operating costs using an appropriate discount rate allows a reasonable profit to be made;

Operating Profit means a positive Operating Profit (or Loss), and “Operating Loss” shall mean a negative Operating Profit (or Loss).

Examples of Operating Profit in a sentence

• Allowable Operating Profit Established by the allowable operating ratio and equal to total allowable costs divided by the allowable OR, less total allowable costs.

• Generally, in the transfer pricing context, it is calculated as the ratio of operating profit (measured as in the Operating Profit Ratio calculation immediately above) to assets actively employed in business operations.

• Operating Profit Xxxxxx The operating profit margin indicates the profits of the company before interest and taxes are deducted from a firms operation.

• Operator shall make any distributions of Operating Profit to the City and to itself within ten (10) working days after Operator provides the final Annual Independent Audit to the City in accordance with section 5.7.

• In particular, the Operator represents to the City that the following specific types of financial information constitutes trade secrets information: revenues and expenses, or any components of revenues or expenses, and the calculation of Operating Profit.

More Definitions of Operating Profit

Operating Profit means, as applied to any Person for any period, the operating revenue of such Person for such period, less (a) its costs of services for such period and (b) its selling, general and administrative costs for such period but excluding therefrom all extraordinary gains or losses, all as determined and computed in accordance with GAAP.

Operating Profit means the Company’s annual pre-tax earnings from continuing operations plus annual interest expense less non-operating income.

Operating Profit means as to any Performance Period, the difference between revenue and related costs and expenses, excluding income derived from sources other than regular activities and before income deductions.

Operating Profit means gross profit less operating expenses. Operating profit includes all income derived from the business activity being evaluated by the comparable profits method, but does not include interest and dividends, income derived from activities not being tested by this method, or ex- traordinary gains and losses that do not relate to the continuing operations of the tested party.

Operating Profit means the difference between the discounted revenues and the discounted operating costs over the relevant lifetime of the investment, where this difference is positive. The operating costs include costs such as personnel costs, materials, contracted services, communications, energy, maintenance, rent, administration, but exclude, for the purpose of this Regulation, depreciation charges and the costs of financing if these have been covered by investment aid.

Operating Profit means, for any fiscal year, “operating profit” as defined by the Committee for the Company’s Management Incentive Plan for that fiscal year.

Operating Profit means the résultat opérationnel consolidé (as determined in accordance with IFRS) as shown in the consolidated accounts of the Group for that period excluding for the avoidance of doubt any charge for amortisation of goodwill (amortissement d'écarts d’acquisition).