Last Twelve Months (LTM)
LTM, also called trailing twelve months (TTM), is a period of the most recent twelve consecutive months used for financial analysis and valuation.
Trailing twelve months (TTM), also referred to as the last twelve months (LTM), represents a consecutive twelve-month period immediately preceding the current date.
LTM, also called trailing twelve months (TTM), is a period of the most recent twelve consecutive months used for financial analysis and valuation.
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