Net Income (Quarterly) Chart

Historical Net Income (Quarterly) Data

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Date Value
September 30, 2024 -2.00M
June 30, 2024 36.00M
March 31, 2024 73.00M
December 31, 2023 -28.00M
September 30, 2023 79.00M
June 30, 2023 66.00M
March 31, 2023 111.00M
December 31, 2022 105.00M
September 30, 2022 105.00M
June 30, 2022 180.00M
March 31, 2022 255.00M
December 31, 2021 -11.00M
September 30, 2021 173.00M
June 30, 2021 185.00M
March 31, 2021 370.00M
December 31, 2020 185.00M
September 30, 2020 207.00M
June 30, 2020 125.00M
March 31, 2020 -106.00M
December 31, 2019 172.00M
September 30, 2019 145.00M
June 30, 2019 153.00M
March 31, 2019 128.00M
December 31, 2018 72.00M
Date Value
September 30, 2018 114.00M
June 30, 2018 83.00M
March 31, 2018 126.00M
December 31, 2017 -84.00M
September 30, 2017 176.00M
June 30, 2017 112.00M
March 31, 2017 88.00M
December 31, 2016 146.00M
September 30, 2016 230.00M
June 30, 2016 125.00M
March 31, 2016 181.00M
December 31, 2015 273.00M
September 30, 2015 237.00M
June 30, 2015 182.00M
March 31, 2015 292.00M
December 31, 2014 252.00M
September 30, 2014 359.00M
June 30, 2014 307.00M
March 31, 2014 219.00M
December 31, 2013 269.00M
September 30, 2013 260.00M
June 30, 2013 543.00M
March 31, 2013 346.00M

Net Income Definition

Net Income is the total amount of profit earned by a company. This metric boils down to the overall profit that is left from the revenue that a company receives after taking out various operational line items like cost of goods sold, income tax expense, SG&A expense, etc. Eventually, all companies would want to have a consistent positive and growing net income, so that this can be used for various purposes like reinvesting into the company, paying off debt, and potentially paying out dividends to shareholders.

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Net Income (Quarterly) Range, Past 5 Years

-106.00M
Minimum
Mar 2020
370.00M
Maximum
Mar 2021
114.00M
Average
108.00M
Median

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