| (USD) | Dec 2023 | Q/Q |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 1.5B | +5% |
| Gross Profit | 681.3MM | +5% |
| Cost Of Revenue | 846.7MM | +5% |
| Operating Income | 216.1MM | -16% |
| Operating Expenses | 465.2MM | - |
| Net Income | 153.7MM | -13% |
| R&D | 35.2MM | +16% |
| G&A | 246.2MM | +11% |
| Amortization | -93.3MM | -400% |
| Interest Expense | 27MM | -1% |
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