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Metrics guide›Growth and cash

Revenue growth

How much more the company sold over the last 12 months than in the 12 months before.

Worked example · a round-number company

Last 12 months$5.0B÷Year before$4.0B− 1 =Growth25.0%

How to read it

↑Higher is better. As long as it lasts and doesn't cost too much cash.

Example Co. 25.0%
Under 5%5% to 20%Over 20%

Mature companies often grow under 5%; 20% or more is fast for a large company.

Keep in mind

  • Acquisitions, currency and one-off contracts all move it; check the filing before reading it as demand.

Related

Revenue (last 12 months)Rule of 40Growth-adjusted EV/Sales