Net margin is the percentage of revenue a company keeps as profit after every expense and tax. It is net income divided by revenue, and the table shows both amounts beside the percentage. A higher net margin means more of each sales dollar reaches the bottom line. One-time gains, write-downs and tax items pass through net income, so a single period's net margin can move for reasons unrelated to the underlying business. Quarterly and annual points each use the amounts filed for that same period, so a single quarter can swing with the seasons.
2026-06-30: Net Margin -4011.24%; Net income -$48.54M; Revenue $1.21M.