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Edited 02 Aug 2021

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General Investing

I was viewing the factsheets of a loan in BRDGE. But under the financial statement, the profit and expense do not add up to the revenue. Why? (ie revenue=800k, expense=220k, profit=58k)

Profit and expense do not add up to the revenue for the factsheets of a loan in BRDGE

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Anon

03 Aug 2021

There are some items such as tax, interest which are not under the expenses section but reduces revenue. Perhaps you can look into that.

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