Below is Majestic Gold's Net Income with the calculation method and most recent figure from public filings. The metric and its formula are grounded in standardized accounting data. Each component of the formula corresponds to a specific financial statement element. Net income is the profit of a company for the reporting period, which is derived after taking revenues and gains and subtracting all expenses and losses. Net income is one of the most-watched numbers by money managers as well as individual investors.
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9.93 M
Because income is reported on the Income Statement of a company and is measured in dollars some investors prefer to use Profit Margin, which measures income as a percentage of sales. The Net Income figure for Majestic Gold is sourced from the most recent financial disclosure. Values are derived from public financial filings. The data reflects the most recent quarterly or annual reporting cycle.
Latest Majestic Gold's Net Income Growth Pattern
The 15-year Net Income series for Majestic Gold is accelerating. The direction is accelerating with the most recent data point at 12 M. Gaps between consecutive data points reveal where Majestic Gold's Net Income changed most rapidly.
Projecting the fair market value of Majestic Stock accurately requires understanding how Majestic Gold's financial drivers, including Net Income, are correlated with each other. Because Majestic Gold's accounts are all linked within its financial reporting framework, a correlation-based approach is the most efficient way to build accurate models.
Market-adjusted estimates suggest Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income is likely to increase significantly. One year earlier, Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income was recorded at 11.71 Million.
With Net Income at 9.93 M, Majestic Gold sits 182.5% above the Metals & Mining sector average and 107.16% above the Materials industry average. Majestic Gold's net income is 98.26% lower than the all Canada stocks average.
Fundamental Drivers Relationships
Multiples-driven valuation compares Majestic Gold across sector performance standards. Exploring the interplay between Majestic Gold's financial ratios and those of its competitors can uncover valuation signals that standalone analysis misses. More Info.
Majestic Gold Corp falls in the second position for net income across the peer group. It also falls in the second position for return on asset across the peer group . Majestic Gold Corp's Net Income exceeds Return On Asset by a factor of 126,148,297 . Fiscal trend analysis indicates Net Income is set to increase significantly relative to last year. Year-ago financials show Majestic Gold with Net Income of 11.42 Million. Peer multiple models assess Majestic Gold's valuation efficiency.
Net Income Peer Comparison
Peer analysis based on Net Income is one of the most practical ways to evaluate Majestic Gold relative to its competitors. Comparing Majestic Gold's Net Income to peer stocks helps identify whether it is attractively priced or trading at a premium relative to the group.
Majestic Gold is currently under evaluation for net income across the peer group.
Current Valuation Drivers
The indicators used in calculating Majestic Gold valuation scores are derived from a systematic analysis of Majestic Gold's financial statements. These drivers measure Majestic Gold's ability to generate earnings relative to revenue, operating costs, and equity.
Majestic Gold reports annual revenue of 70.95 M, a profit margin of 9.96%, ROE of 10.81%, debt-to-equity of 18.5. A closer look at Majestic Gold highlights capital structure dynamics and profitability sustainability. Free cash flow generation supports intrinsic valuation modeling context. In recent filings, Majestic Gold posted revenue of 70.95 M, positive EPS of 0.01, operating margin of 43.67%.
For Majestic Gold Corp, this section uses periodic company reporting and market reference feeds with Macroaxis normalization rules applied to keep cross-asset comparisons consistent. Intraday timing differences may exist. Income statement, balance sheet, and cash-flow values follow GAAP or IFRS conventions as reported.