redditività

profitability

noun red-dee-tee-vee-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Redditività is a feminine invariable noun (like all nouns ending in -tà): la redditività, le redditività. It is a key term in business and finance, referring to a company's capacity to generate profit. The related adjective is redditizio ('profitable'). Do not confuse with reddito ('income').

Examples

"La redditività dell'azienda è aumentata."

Natural Translation

The company's profitability has increased.

Literal Translation

The profitability of-the company has increased.

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