Washington Prime Group Inc. WPGGQ

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An Income Statement, also known as a Profit and Loss Statement, summarizes a company's revenues, expenses, and profits over a specific period. It highlights how revenue is transformed into net income, showcasing operational efficiency. Key components include total revenue, cost of goods sold (COGS), gross profit, operating expenses, and net profit. Businesses use the Income Statement to assess financial performance, make strategic decisions, and ensure profitability. Investors and stakeholders analyze it to gauge the company’s financial health and future growth potential.

Older periods Sep '20 Dec '20 Mar '21 Jun '21
Revenue

+8 more TTM periods

545.07 524.42 503.75 543.38
Cost of Revenue
140.92 137.78 139.95 148.41
Gross Profit
404.15 386.64 363.80 394.98
SG&A Expenses
54.64 55.45 71.41 73.46
Operating Income
1.46 (112.18) (140.86) (126.13)
Non-operating Income/Expense
(111.50) (149.64) (188.36) (213.08)
Non-operating Interest Expenses
154.38 156.75 169.67 184.73
EBT
(110.05) (261.82) (329.22) (339.21)
Income after Tax
(110.05) (261.82) (329.22) (339.21)
Net Income Common
(105.31) (233.82) (292.57) (316.04)
EPS (Basic)
(4.95) (11.00) (13.70) (14.09)
Gross Margin
74.15% 73.73% 72.22% 72.69%
EBIT Margin
0.27% (21.39%) (27.96%) (23.21%)
EBT margin
(20.19%) (49.93%) (65.35%) (62.43%)
Net Profit Margin
(19.32%) (44.59%) (58.08%) (58.16%)
Free Cash Flow Margin
(11.59%) (14.49%) (13.64%) (5.50%)
EBITDA
236.22 114.83 79.36 94.17
EBIT
1.46 (112.18) (140.86) (126.13)
EPS (Diluted, from Cont. Ops)
(4.39) (10.47) (13.15) (13.53)
EPS (Basic, Consolidated)
(5.18) (12.37) (15.44) (15.20)
EPS (Basic, from Continuous Ops)
(5.18) (12.37) (15.44) (15.20)
Income from Continuous Operations
(110.05) (261.82) (329.22) (339.21)
Consolidated Net Income/Loss
(110.05) (261.82) (329.22) (339.21)
EBITDA Margin
43.34% 21.90% 15.75% 17.33%
Operating Cash Flow Margin
17.02% 15.00% 14.29% 19.72%

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In millions of $ except per-share values · columns are period end dates