Betekenis van:
gross sales

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Axens sets freely its commercial policy and its sales targets and gross margins;
2. BE achieves a gross margin of approximately 2 % [13] on its direct sales reflecting the competitive nature of this market.
3. In 2003, according to its own data, MobilCom gained [...]* new customers (gross), of which [...]* subscribers, through its direct online sales.
4. 15 15 0 Gross investment in machinery and equipment 15 21 0 Sales of tangible investment goods 16 11 0 Number of persons employed [4]
5. 54 An example of a measure of segment performance above segment result in the statement of comprehensive income is gross margin on sales.
6. The turnover generated by the sales of the product concerned and of the like product represented 0,1 % of the total turnover of these retailers and yielded a gross margin of around 10 % over net sales during the IP.
7. The evidence of this cartel covers the period between 1 April 1994 and 15 April 2002 and relates essentially to the practice of regularly fixing collectively the gross price for sales and purchases of road pavement bitumen, a uniform rebate on the gross price for participating road builders and a smaller maximum rebate on the gross price for other road builders.
8. The following undertakings infringed Article 81 of the Treaty by regularly fixing collectively, for the periods indicated, for sales and purchases of road pavement bitumen in the Netherlands the gross price, a uniform rebate on the gross price for participating road builders and a smaller maximum rebate on the gross price for other road builders:
9. The rate of ROT during the IP was 6,25 % of gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property made in the course of business, plus any applicable local taxes in counties in Illinois (35 ILCS, Chapter 120, Section 2-10).
10. This dimension is described by the code list CL_DATA_TYPE and indicates the type of data to be reported: gross stocks (“1”), sales (“2”), repurchases (“3”), financial transactions (“4”), and reclassification and other adjustments (“5”).
11. The role planned for the new family of servers based on Intel processors, and in particular the 64-bit processor, is very important: in 2007, turnover should attain […] (*) % of total sales, with a gross margin of […] (*) %.
12. In conclusion, conditions in the relevant markets are not such as to call in question the return to viability and they make possible an increase in the share of total sales and of the gross margin accounted for by services, as provided for in the restructuring plan.
13. The gross margin (or ‘flight contribution’) is defined as the (passenger or other) revenue generated by a given route, less commercial costs (commissions, etc.), distribution costs (CRSs and costs related to the sales structure and promotional initiatives charged proportionally against the revenue from that route) and variable operating costs (for fuel, airport charges, in-flight service, flight crew allowances, etc.).
14. In the absence of the same sales channels in the analogue country, a special adjustment has been granted, in accordance with Article 2(10)(d)(ii) of the Basic Regulation, by deducting from the end-users normal value, an amount corresponding to 10 % of the gross profit margin.
15. Characteristics of Annex IV section 4 paragraph 2: 11 11 0 Number of enterprises Characteristics in Annex IV section 4 paragraph 3: 12 11 0 Turnover 12 12 0 Production value 12 13 0 Gross margin on goods for resale (optional for Divisions 41 and 42 and groups 43.1 and 43.9) 12 15 0 Value added at factor cost 12 17 0 Gross operating surplus 13 11 0 Total purchases of goods and services 13 12 0 Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (optional for Divisions 41 and 42 and groups 43.1 and 43.9) 13 13 1 Payments for agency workers 13 21 3 Change in stocks of finished goods and work in progress manufactured by the unit 13 31 0 Personnel costs 13 32 0 Wages and salaries 13 33 0 Social security costs 13 41 1 Payments for long-term rental and operational leasing of goods 15 11 0 Gross investment in tangible goods 15 12 0 Gross investment in land 15 13 0 Gross investment in existing buildings and structures 15 14 0 Gross investment in construction and alteration of buildings 15 15 0 Gross investment in machinery and equipment 15 21 0 Sales of tangible investment goods 16 11 0 Number of: persons employed [5] 16 13 0 Number of employees [5] 16 14 0 Number of employees in full-time equivalent units 16 15 0 Number of hours worked by employees