ConceptAdjusted Operating Margin

Adjusted Operating Margin

A non-GAAP financial metric that typically excludes items such as stock-based compensation expense, used to show the operating quality of a company's core business and commonly found in pre-IPO financial disclosures.

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Oct 15

The biggest difference between the adjusted operating margin and the operating margin under GAAP is that items such as stock-based compensation expenses are excluded.

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The biggest difference between the adjusted operating margin and the operating margin under GAAP is that items such as stock-based compensation expenses are excluded.

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