Introduction to Break-even Point The break-even point (BEP) is a critical financial metric used by businesses to determine when they will start making a profit. In simple terms, it’s the point where total revenues equal total costs. Break-even analysis helps …
The Indian aviation industry witnessed significant turbulence during the early 2000s. Many private airlines were launched with great fanfare but eventually shut down due to financial losses, high operational costs, and fierce competition. High fuel prices, mismanagement, and market saturation …
The Indian aviation industry in the early 2000s was a highly volatile space. Many private airlines entered the market, only to shut down after facing financial turmoil. Factors such as skyrocketing fuel prices, fierce competition, and operational mismanagement made it …
EBITDA, short for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization, stands as a prevalent tool in financial analysis, prized for its ability to assess a company’s core operational strength. By excluding non-operational expenses, EBITDA offers a glimpse into profitability, yet …