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Create a free account for three searches a day. No accounts to upload.Dyson Limited / FY2024VERIFIED EXAMPLE
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FY2024, with the context included.
Revenue£305.0m
Operating profit£7.5m
Operating margin2.46%
12 months ended 31 December 2024 · GBP millions · Non-consolidated accounts.
Operating margin is calculated as £7.5m ÷ £305.0m × 100, rounded to two decimal places. These figures describe Dyson Limited, not the worldwide Dyson group.
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Reporting contextDefinitions for your financial research
4 fields| Field name | Definition | Data type |
|---|---|---|
| Latest Accounts Date Filed | Most recent date when financial accounts were submitted | Date |
| Ticker | Stock market ticker symbol; applicable to listed companies | Text |
| Reporting Period | Financial period covered by the accounts | Date range |
| Consolidated A/cs | Whether the accounts cover a consolidated group | Boolean |
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