What is EBITDA margin? The EBITDA margin is EBITDA as a percentage of revenue and is a profitability ratio.
The EBITDA margin ratio is used to compare different companies and can be used as an indicator of a company’s performance over time.
If a company’s EBITDA margin increases, they are delivering more EBITDA for every dollar or pound of revenue.
Further Details & Company Data
For more detailed information, including training, templates and company figures, visit one of the below sites or software providers:
| Site / Software | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| CFI – Corporate Finance Institute | Training, detailed explanations & templates | CFI Website |
| Finbox | Detailed company financials & models | Finbox Website |
| TradingView | Basic company financials & charts | TradingView Financials |
| SharePad | Company financials, news, filters and portfolio management | SharePad Signup Page |
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