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Non-operating Income

Non-operating income refers to the revenue generated by a company from activities that are not related to its core business operations. This includes income from investments, interest, dividends, gains from the sale of assets, and other similar sources. Non-operating income can have a significant impact on a company's financial performance and can contribute to its overall profitability. It is typically reported on a company's income statement as a separate line item, along with its operating income and expenses.

Additional Details

Metric Name Type Default Period Type
nonoperating_income fin_metric FY

Formatting Details

Data Format Display Format Unit
float financial usd