New World Resources made a net profit of EUR -21.1 mil in 2014, up 97.8% compared to the previous year. Historically, between 2005 and 2014, the company's net profit reached a high of EUR 352 mil in 2008 and a low of EUR -970 mil in 2013.
The result implies a return on equity of 9.58% and a return on invested capital of -4.65% in 2014. That is compared to an average of -69.2% and -12.8% over the last five years.
The company has been operating with average EBITDA margin of -9.39% in the last 5 years and an average net margin of -19.0%.
Since 2009, the firm's net profit increased by 65.8% or an average of -19.3% a year.
As far as New World Resources's peers are concerned, Bogdanka generated ROE of 11.0% and ROCE of 8.12% in 2014. Czech Coal's profitability reached 494% and -73.0%, respectively. JSW operated with -8.44% and -5.41% returns in 2014.
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