In corporate finance what EBDR means Earnings Before Depretiation and R? please

[cdwrover123]

In corporate finance what EBDR means Earnings Before Depretiation and R? please. Thanks

[factor-fiction]

I assume you mean depreciation.
i don't understand the question.
Are you asking what the R stands for?

[factor-fiction]

Oh, and have you had chance to look at all the other answers I've given you on other threads. Did they help?

[boxtops]

Your questions are extraordinarily diverse!

[Prudie]

AS google throws up absulutely no sensible meaning of EBDR I'm surprised if this a recognised term in corporate finance. Have you got it right? Not that I'm sure why I've posted!!

[factor-fiction]

CDWRoverq23 is back onto his Busines Studies homework tonight in between quiz questions and apparently random questions , the answers to which I often think he/she already knows. He/she is too busy to acknowledge answers.
I sometimes wonder whether he used to be nickj1209.

[Prudie]

^absolutely

[factor-fiction]

earnings before depreciation and amortisation is a more common term

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