NET REVENUES - The amount of money available after subtracting from gross revenues such costs and expenses as may be provided for in the bond contract. The costs and expenses most often deducted are operations and maintenance expenses.
Net Revenue Pledge
A provision in a municipal bond issue that requires the issuing municipality to use net revenues (revenues left after expenses) from the project being financed to pay first the debt service costs of the issue.
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Net revenue
Net revenue is revenues (sales), minus returns, discounts, and allowances.
Nominal returns
Investment returns before adjusting for inflation.
Net revenue pledge: In a municipal revenue bond, a provision in the trust indenture stating that revenues will first be used to pay the operating and maintenance costs of the facility. The net revenues will then be used to support the debt.
Also called Net Revenue, and listed on the Income Statement, the Net Sales is the income generated by the company selling its products and/or services.
The ratio of net revenues to the debt service requirements.
debt service requirements
Amounts required to pay debt service, often expressed in the context of a time frame (such as "annual debt service requirements").
A very basic profit and loss statement lists net revenue at the top, along with primary sources: sale of goods, interest returns on investments, and rent revenues, for example.
In the screen below I have included the actual net revenue (year 1,2,3,4) greater than 1 million since I am interested in companies that are profitable.
Moving down the stairs from the net revenue line, there are several lines that represent various kinds of operating expenses.
The Standard and Poor's revised version of the measurement of core earnings, which excludes any gains related to pension activities, net revenues from the sale of assets, impairment of goodwill charges, prior-year charge and provision reversals, ...
Net revenue for the latest quarter was up 56% from the year-ago period, and same-store sales rose 29%.
Earnings Per Share (EPS) is calculated by dividing a company's net revenues by the outstanding shares.
For municipal bonds coverage is the net revenues divided by annual debt service.
To determine corporate interest coverage take the EBIT divided by the interest expense.
Within a portfolio, shares, bonds and property are known as assets. Generally the term asset refers to something that has a realizable value or will generate net revenues greater than the cost of the item itself. Otherwise it is a liability.
The latter is calculated by using the number of company's outstanding shares to divide its net revenues. You should keep in mind that it is rare to find companies that have one and the same number of outstanding shares.
01% Net revenue loss after taxation £(621,000) £(1,130,000) Net total return £1,736,000 £790,000 Total return per Ordinary Share 5.27p 2.26p Total expense ratio 1.73% 1.70% Exchange rate - US$/£ $1.5758 $1.
 See also: Revenue, Return, Expenses, Account, Rating
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