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31 Aralk 2014 tarihinde, Bradshaw Corporation'n birikmi kazanlar hesab iin kapan bakiyesi olarak 485.000 dolar vard. 2015 ylnda irket, hissedarlarna 3,50 $ / hisse temett beyan etti. Bradshaw Corporation'n denmemi 35.000 adi hisse senedi vardr. 2015 yl sonu iin defterler kapatldnda, irketin nihai birikmi kar bakiyesi 565.000 $'d. Bradshaw Corporation'n 2015 ylnda elde ettii net kr ne kadard?.

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