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• Hartman also is concerned that Rover has dampened BMW's return on sales.
• There's a return on sales that I can hardly describe with usual numbers,"
• Spettmann said the company may manage a 3.6 percent net return on sales.
• This represented a 2 . 5 percent return on sales.
• From 1975 to 1980, for example, the return on sales fell below one percent.
• Spettmann said the company may manage a 3 . 6 percent net return on sales.
• Rover's return on sales was lower, so BMW's must now also be lower, he said.
• Porsche is trying to improve profitability from last year's 4 percent net return on sales.
• Kreke said Douglas'return on sales in 1996 will be around 1995's level of 5 percent.
• This represented a 2.5 percent return on sales.
• In contrast, revenue was at the higher end of expectations, showing a lower return on sales.
• I think it is currently underperforming in terms of its return on sales and shareholder value.
• "Return on sales ( ROS ) " is net profit as a percentage of sales revenue.
• In contrast, revenue fell at the higher end of expectations, showing a lower return on sales.
• "Our return on sales isn't to the level that we believe it needs to be ."
• VW reported a pretax return on sales of 2.7 percent in the first nine months of 1997.
• The company said the return on sales it has achieved so far is " not adequate ."
• The timing and level of markdowns in a selling season is critical to maximising return on sales.
• "The return on sales has been low, and I don't expect it to be better than 0.7 percent,"
• Bosch said it must increase production in lower cost countries in order to improve its return on sales.