How to calculate ebita holding leased property?

Hello, you mean EBITDA. The answer is that the calculation formula of EBITDA profit rate is EBITDA profit rate =EBITDA/ sales (business) income, and EBITDA profit rate refers to the proportion of earnings before interest and tax, the sum of depreciation and amortization (that is, earnings before interest and tax+depreciation+amortization) in the net sales income of the current period.

EBITDA is a measure of profit. At present, although the domestic accounting standards and the Guidelines for the Disclosure of Financial Reports of Listed Companies do not require listed companies to disclose the EBITDA value, investors and analysts can easily calculate the EBITDA value of the company according to the data and information in the company's financial statements.

Operating profit, income tax and interest expenses will appear in the income statement and notes to financial statements, while depreciation and amortization can usually be found in the notes to financial statements or cash flow statements. The shortcut to calculate EBIT- reach is to calculate the operating profit first. However, unlike the operating profit disclosed by overseas companies (usually called EBITDA earnings before interest and tax), the operating profit of domestic companies is cut from the financial expenses, so we should add the financial expenses back to the operating profit first, and then add the depreciation and amortization expenses back to get EBITDA.