298O Financial Accounting iktisat (İngil xE ALMS Sınav UygulamasıA uessinav.marmara.edu.tr/ExamUser/Take?examSessionldRef=05CB9166CE88AA620CF06FDDBB8627888enrollmentldReFinancial Accounting - Final Sınavı15- XYZ Co its selected financial statements items are given as following. Total net sales equals to 500.000 TL,COGS equals to 300.000 TL, operating expenses equals to 100.000 TL, interest expenses equals to 50.000 TL,tax expenses 10.000 TL, total depreciation & amortization expenses equals to 50.000 TL. Calculate the EBITDAof the company for the year 2020.a) 190.000 TLb)80.000 TL110.000 TL150.000 TLBoş bırakKOnceki15/15Sonraki>KapatSinavi Bitir O Financial Accounting iktisat (Ingil xALMS Sınav UygulamasıA uessinav.marmara.edu.tr/ExamUser/Take?examSessionldRef%=D05CB9166CE88AA620CF06FDDBB862788&enrollmentldRef=72DBA5F5FEFinancial Accounting Final Sinavi14 ABC Co its selected financial statements items are given as following. Gross profit equals to 100.000 TL, EBITequals to 50.000 TL, Net Income equals to 20.000 TL, total depreciation & amortization expenses equals to10.000 TL, cash and Cash Equivalent equals to 10.000 TL, Financial debt equals to 80.000 TL. The EV/EBITDAmultiplier in the industry the company is in is 7. Find the value of the company using the EV/EBITDAmultiplier method.a) O350.000 TLb) 330.000 TL280.000 TLd)490.000 TLCevap ListesiBoş bırakKOnceki14/15Sonraki>Каpat

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15- XYZ Co its selected financial statements items are given as following. Total net sales equals to 500.000 TL, COGS equals to 300.000 TL, operating expenses equals to 100.000 TL, interest expenses equals to 50.000 TL, tax expenses 10.000 TL, total depreciation & amortization expenses equals to 50.000 TL. Calculate the EBITDA of the company for the year 2020. a) 190.000 TL b) 80.000 TL C) 110.000 TL d) 150.000 TL

15- XYZ Co its selected financial statements items are given as following. Total net sales equals to 500.000 TL, COGS equals to 300.000 TL, operating expenses equals to 100.000 TL, interest expenses equals to 50.000 TL, tax expenses 10.000 TL, total depreciation & amortization expenses equals to 50.000 TL. Calculate the EBITDA of the company for the year 2020. a) 190.000 TL b) 80.000 TL C) 110.000 TL d) 150.000 TL

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