Tim Hortons (THI)

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About Operating Margin (TTM)

Operating margin measures the proportion of revenue left over after paying operating costs. It is an important indicator of efficiency and profitability.

High operating margins, or increasing margins over time, demonstrate management's effectiveness, whereas declining operating margins can point out weaknesses in company growth. Low operating margins may also indicate where potential cost controls could be implemented.

An operating margin of .15 indicates that for each dollar of revenue that comes in, 15 cents will drive to the operating income. Operating margin thus allows predictions of future operating profits based on revenue growth.
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