The projected profitability statement outlines the financial performance of a beauty parlour over five years, showing increasing gross sales from 32.40 to 48.60. The net profit rises from 4.51 in the first year to 10.48 in the fifth year, with a consistent increase in retained profit. Costs such as raw materials, electricity, and labor also increase, but gross profit margins remain stable around 40-42%.
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Projected Profitability Statement
The projected profitability statement outlines the financial performance of a beauty parlour over five years, showing increasing gross sales from 32.40 to 48.60. The net profit rises from 4.51 in the first year to 10.48 in the fifth year, with a consistent increase in retained profit. Costs such as raw materials, electricity, and labor also increase, but gross profit margins remain stable around 40-42%.