Well, IMO, EBITDA is EBITDA, as stated and extracted on any Income Statement of any company and, as such, there is only one way to calculate it.
As you saw, one of the best "Stock Market Research and Investor Analysis Tools" at TIKR.com, tikr.com, calculated GENK's EBITDA value as it would do for any category of business.
If restaurants wants to come up with another Financial parameter, that's fine, but if they present their Audited Financial Statements as any company should do, and does, then what they call "EBITDA" is not EBITDA and maybe they should come up with their own unique terminology ..... |
