Q » Explain combined leverage.
06 Dec, 2025
A » Combined leverage refers to the cumulative effect of both operating and financial leverage on a company's earnings per share (EPS). It measures how a change in sales will impact the firm's EPS, considering both fixed operating costs and fixed financial costs. High combined leverage indicates greater risk, as small sales fluctuations can lead to significant changes in profits, impacting shareholder returns.
06 Dec, 2025
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