Net Profit Net Profit (PAT)
Profit remaining after all expenses, interest, depreciation, and taxes are deducted. सभी खर्च, interest, depreciation और taxes घटाने के बाद बचा हुआ मुनाफ़ा।
Net profit — formally called profit after tax (PAT) — is the bottom line of the income statement: PAT = Revenue − All Expenses − Interest − Depreciation − Tax. It is what ultimately belongs to shareholders and feeds into EPS and dividend calculations. A Nifty 50 bank reporting ₹50,000 crore revenue and ₹12,000 crore PAT has a net profit margin of 24%. Investors track PAT growth across quarters and years as the clearest signal of whether a company is creating or destroying shareholder wealth.
Net profit — formally profit after tax (PAT) — income statement की bottom line है: PAT = Revenue − All Expenses − Interest − Depreciation − Tax. यही रकम ultimately shareholders की होती है और EPS तथा dividend calculations में जाती है। Nifty 50 का कोई bank ₹50,000 crore revenue और ₹12,000 crore PAT report करे तो net profit margin 24% है। निवेशक quarters और वर्षों में PAT growth को track करते हैं — यही सबसे साफ़ संकेत है कि कंपनी shareholder wealth बना रही है या बिगाड़ रही है।