NFG Profitability Analysis: Margins, Return on Capital, Free Cash Flow, and More - Next 15 Group PLC

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Market Cap: £265.2m

	Next 15 Group PLC LSE:NFG	UK
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E	Eastman Chemical Co DUS:EAC	US
	ASM International NV AEX:ASM	NL
G	GMK Noril'skiy Nikel' PAO XBER:NNIC	RU
	MLP SE XETRA:MLP	DE
	Comcast Corp NASDAQ:CMCSA	US
	Bell Food Group AG SIX:BELL	CH
R	REA Group Ltd OTC:RPGRF	AU
	Porch Group Inc NASDAQ:PRCH	US
	KSB Ltd NSE:KSB	IN
B	Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP TSX:BIP.UN	BM
	Enova International Inc NYSE:ENVA	US
	Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc BMV:SPCE	US
P	Pick N Pay Stores Ltd SWB:PIK	ZA
M	Magellan Aerospace Corp F:4M7A	CA
I	Illinois Tool Works Inc XBER:ILT	US
S	Sandfire Resources Ltd OTC:SFRRF	AU
U	UniCredit SpA WSE:UCG	IT
C	CVS Health Corp XETRA:CVS	US
	Fortec Elektronik AG XETRA:FEV	DE

Profitability Summary

Next 15 Group PLC's profitability score is Hidden . We take all the information about a company's profitability, such as its margins, capital efficiency, free cash flow generating ability, and more, and consolidate it into one single number: the profitability score. The higher the profitability score, the more profitable the company is.

Exceptional Gross Margin

76%

Strong 3Y Average Gross Margin

78%

Declining Gross Margin

78% > 76%

Low Operating Margin

Low 3Y Average Operating Margin

10%

Declining Operating Margin

12% > 5%

Low Net Margin

Low 3Y Average Net Margin

Net Margin is Increasing

0% > 2%

Healthy Free Cash Flow Margin

10%

Sustainable 3Y Average Free Cash Flow Margin

Free Cash Flow Margin is Increasing

9% > 10%

Low ROE

10%

Exceptional 3Y Average ROE

Positive 3Y Average ROIC

12%

Declining ROIC

8% > 5%

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We take all the information about a company's profitability, such as its margins, capital efficiency, free cash flow generating ability, and more, and consolidate it into one single number: the profitability score. The higher the profitability score, the more profitable the company is.