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Inc stmt in CNYIncome statement in CNYView more

Year on year NIO Inc had net income fall 7.14% from a loss of 21.15bn to a larger loss of 22.66bn despite a 18.18% increase in revenues from 55.62bn to 65.73bn. An increase in the selling, general and administrative costs as a percentage of sales from 21.96% to 22.60% was a component in the falling net income despite rising revenues.
Gross margin11.24%
Net profit margin-30.79%
Operating margin-28.80%
Return on assets-20.68%
Return on equity-304.00%
Return on investment-57.20%
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Cash flow in CNYView more

In 2024, cash reserves at NIO Inc fell by 10.87bn. Cash Flow from Financing totalled 1.77bn or 2.70% of revenues. In addition the company used 7.85bn for operations while cash used for investing totalled 4.96bn.
Cash flow per share--
Price/Cash flow per share--
Book value per share1.85
Tangible book value per share1.73
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Balance sheet in CNYView more

NIO Inc has a Debt to Total Capital ratio of 54.77%, a lower figure than the previous year's 99.43%.
Current ratio0.9367
Quick ratio0.8256
Total debt/total equity3.99
Total debt/total capital0.5477
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