"NOPAT" meaning in English

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          "text": "Hammond Power Solutions Inc., known for manufacturing dry-type transformers and related magnetics for emerging technologies such as fast chargers for electric vehicles and renewable energy, operates with minimal debt, as indicated by its long-term debt to NOPAT ratio of 0.1. Currently, it is the priciest company on our list, based on a price-to-NOPAT ratio of 23.4., but the least based on its price-to-intrinsic value of 0.5. The company has experienced impressive price momentum, having surged 87.2 per cent over the past year.",
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