M
ivne Real Estate (K.D) Ltd's (TLV:MVNE) recent earnings report didn't seem to ruffle its stock, but our analysis suggests there might be some underlying concerns. We've taken a closer look at the company's revenue and profit history.
One aspect that caught our attention is the significant increase in non-operating revenue over the past year. This type of revenue can provide an unsustainable boost to profits, as seen with Mivne Real Estate (K.D), where non-operating revenue rose from ₪161.7m last year to ₪300.3m this year. If these high levels of non-operating revenue don't repeat, the company's overall revenue and profitability may suffer.
Unusual items also contributed to the company's profit, with a one-time boost worth ₪66m in the last twelve months. While we welcome profit increases, we're more cautious when unusual items make a significant contribution. Our research shows that such boosts are often not repeated the following year.
Considering these factors, Mivne Real Estate (K.D)'s profit performance might look better than it actually is. We recommend investors check the company's balance sheet strength and consider other aspects of its financial health before making any investment decisions.
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