The EBITDA 5-Year Average represents the average earnings before a company's interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) over the past five years. This metric helps understand a company's operational profitability without the effects of financing and accounting decisions. A higher average indicates consistent earnings and business stability, while a lower average could suggest challenges in profitability. It helps investors gauge the company's ability to generate earnings from core operations over time.
