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What does an EBITDA margin of 25% indicate about a company's operations?

  1. The company retains 25% of its revenue as free cash available to distribute to shareholders after all expenses are paid.
  2. For every 1.00 of shareholders' equity on the balance sheet, the company earns 0.25 in annual interest income.
  3. The company generates 0.25 of operating profit before D&A, interest, and taxes for every 1.00 of sales.
  4. The company carries total outstanding debt equal to roughly 25% of its trailing annual revenue base.

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