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Note 1: The Company's fiscal year is the 52 or 53-week period that ends on the last Saturday of September. The following discussion should be read in conjunction with the consolidated financial statements and related notes included in Item 8 of this Annual Report. The information presented in this section reflects management's discussion and analysis of financial condition...
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From Revenue to Gross Profit
Top-line revenue minus cost of goods
From Gross Profit to Operating Income
How gross profit shrinks after operating expenses
What this implies
R&D is now the single largest drag at $80B (44.4% of gross profit), eclipsing cost of goods as the primary margin compressor. Operating margin compresses to 23.7% — heavy investment phase signaling a platform bet beyond hardware.
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From Revenue to Gross Profit
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From Gross Profit to Net Income
How gross profit shrinks after operating expenses, taxes, and interest
What this implies
Cost of Goods is the largest expense at $210B (53.8% of revenue). Services at 73.9% gross margin is pulling the blended rate up — the real story is software economics layered onto a hardware install base.
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Current Price
$220
Fair Value (DCF)
$245
+11% UpsideImplied Growth
8.4%
Historical CAGR
12.1%
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Revenue
$391B
+2.0%
Net Margin
26.4%
+1.4pp
Free Cash Flow
$108.8B
+8.2%
ROIC
56%
+3.1pp
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What's going well
Gross margin expanded 2.1pp year-over-year, driven by higher-margin services revenue growing faster than hardware.
What's concerning
R&D spending grew 14% while revenue grew 5%, which may pressure margins if it doesn't translate to new products.
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