I remember a turnaround challenge many years ago where the Company was perplexed by the fact that profitability was declining despite steady growth in sales. In fact, it seemed that sales and EBITDA were inversely related, that is, profitability seemed to decline in direct proportion to the growth in sales.
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120 days ago
Thanks for the example and the great look at the kind of analysis that often results in a more efficient business in the end. Your excellent observation are always a welcome addition to the BizSugar community.