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== What is amortization == | == What is amortization == | ||
Amortization in this case, is the gradual reduction of the debt through the repayments we agree with the lender. There is no overview in a balance sheets of the financial situation at the beginning or the end of the year. | Amortization in this case, is the gradual reduction of the debt through the repayments we agree with the lender. There is no overview in a balance sheets of the financial situation at the beginning or the end of the year. | ||
From the [[Operating review]] we know, that there is [[costs]] of interest, which are stated in one group, together with [[insurance]] | From the [[Operating review]] we know, that there is [[costs]] of interest, which are stated in one group, together with [[insurance]] costs. <br> | ||
Amortization is a key element, especially when using [[EBITDA]] as a measure of a the hotel's overall financial performance. | Amortization is a key element, especially when using [[EBITDA]] as a measure of a the hotel's overall financial performance. | ||
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What is amortization
Amortization in this case, is the gradual reduction of the debt through the repayments we agree with the lender. There is no overview in a balance sheets of the financial situation at the beginning or the end of the year.
From the Operating review we know, that there is costs of interest, which are stated in one group, together with insurance costs.
Amortization is a key element, especially when using EBITDA as a measure of a the hotel's overall financial performance.
Your hotel
There is not much administration available, so far. In fact, the operating review is the only public financial statement we have. Also on the liquidity the information lacks at the moment. So, in the Game there is, as you take over, no insights in liquidity or amortization; it seems, this didn't cause any problems so far.
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