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REVENUE .................................................................................................................................................... 4
SALES VOLUME VS SALES REVENUE ...................................................................................................................... 4
FORMULAE: ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
COSTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
VARIABLE VS FIXED COSTS.................................................................................................................................. 5
COST OF GOODS SOLD VS OVERHEAD .................................................................................................................. 5
FORMULAE: ...................................................................................................................................................... 6
PROFIT ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
AVERAGE PROFIT .............................................................................................................................................. 7
GROSS VS OPERATING PROFIT ............................................................................................................................ 7
EBIT / EBITDA ............................................................................................................................................... 7
BREAKING EVEN ................................................................................................................................................ 7
PAYING BACK ................................................................................................................................................... 7
FORMULAE ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
3. EXHIBITS ............................................................................................................................................ 14
Revenue
(выручка)
= total money paid by customers to the company for products or services in a given
period (e.g. day, week, month, year, etc.).
Synonyms:
• Sales (продажи),
• Sales revenue (выручка от продажи)
• Sales Revenue = Revenue (in money terms – dollars, euros, pounds, etc.)
• Sales Volume = Quantity of goods sold (in physical units, kg/lbs, gigabytes,
etc.) (количество проданных товаров)
Formulae:
(1) Revenue = Price x Quantity of goods sold,
if the company sells one product or service
(выручка = цена x количество)
Costs
(издержки)
= total money paid by the company to produce goods / services in a given period (e.g.
day, week, month, year, etc.). Includes payment to employees, suppliers and vendors,
taxes, etc.
Synonym: expenses (затраты)
• Fixed Costs = Costs that are "fixed" and do not increase even as sales increase
moderately (example: salaries of top management, rent)
• Variable Costs = Costs that "vary" proportionally with the number of items sold
by the company (example: raw materials, manufacturing labor costs).
• Cost of Goods Sold = Materials and labor costs directly attributed to the goods
produced for sale.
(себестоимость реализованной продукции)
Synonym: direct costs (прямые расходы).
Often (but not always) it’s the same thing as Variable Costs.
- Examples: the cost of products or raw materials, including freight or shipping
charges; the cost of storing products the business sells; direct labor costs for
workers who produce the products; and depreciation
• Overhead Costs= Costs NOT directly attributed to the goods produced for sale.
(накладные расходы)
Synonym: indirect costs (косвенные расходы).
Often (but not always) it’s the same thing as Fixed Costs.
Formulae:
(5) Costs = Fixed Costs + Variable Costs
= Fixed Costs + (Variable Costs per Unit) x Quantity
(затраты = постоянные затраты + переменные затраты на единицу х
количество единиц)
Profit
(прибыль)
= total money earned by business LESS its expenses in a given period (e.g. day, week,
month, year, etc.)
= Revenue – Costs
(выручка за вычетом издержек)
Synonyms:
Warning: Revenue is not the same thing as Profit. The former is what customers pay
the company, the latter is what remains after customers pay the company AND all the
company's bills are paid.
Average Profit
= Total Profit / Quantity (number of units)
EBIT / EBITDA
(EBIT = чистая прибыль до налогов и процентов, EBITDA = чистая прибыль до
налогов, выплаты процентов, и учета амортизации)
Breaking Even
(выход на безубыточность, точка безубыточности)
Break-even Point = Point at which cost or expenses and revenue are equal: there is
no net loss or gain, and one has “broken even”
= value of a parameter (most often, quantity of goods sold) at which Revenue equals
Costs, or, equivalently, Profit = 0.
Paying Back
(окупаемость)
Formulae
(7) Profit = Revenue – Costs
or, equivalently, Revenue = Costs + Profit
(11) Net Profit = Revenue – Cost of Goods Sold – Operating Expense – Taxes –
Interest
Market share
(доля рынка)
Warning: Revenue / Market Size (in value terms) ¹ Sales Volume / Market Size (in
volume terms). These are different things!
Market size = total value (or volume) of goods / services sold in a given market in a
given period (usually one year)
Formulae
(13) Market Share (by default – in value terms) = Revenue / Market Size (in
value terms)
(14) Market Share (in volume terms) = Sales Volume / Market Size (in volume
terms)
Profit margin
(норма прибыли, маржинальность)
• profitability,
• profit per dollar of sales,
• profit per customer dollar spent
Warning: Profit and Revenue must be calculated for the same company, product, or
business unit and the same period (e.g. not Profit for 90 days vs Revenue for the entire
year)
Formulae
(15) Profit margin = Profit / Revenue = (Revenue – Costs) / Revenue
Markup
(наценка)
= difference between the price we sell at (e.g. retail price) and the cost of the item
(e.g. wholesale price), as a percentage of the cost of the item.
Formulae
(19) Markup = (Sale price – Cost of item) / Cost of item
Contribution Margin
(вклад в формирование прибыли)
Formulae
(20) Contribution Margin = (Price – Variable Costs per Unit) / Price
= (Revenue – Variable Costs) / Revenue
Efficiency
(эффективность, производительность, коэффициент полезного действия (КПД))
= ability to avoid wasting materials, energy, efforts, money, and time in doing
something or in producing a desired result
= Useful Output / Total Input
Warning: you should not calculate X efficiencies separately and then take their
average. Rather, calculate two numbers: Total Useful Output (for all subjects) and
Total Useful Input (for all subjects)
Growth Rate
(темп прироста)
• simple growth,
• percentage increase,
• growth by X%
Compound Growth
(сложный процент)
= growth over several periods by the same fixed growth rate each period
= geometric mean of all growth rates in a given period
= [ (Final Value / Starting Value) ^ (1 / Number of Years) ] – 1
Note that CAGR can be used not only for years but for smaller compounding periods,
too. E.g. months, quarters, etc.
Churn
(текучка, отток клиентов)
Absolute Values
All values are absolute (units / dollars etc. rather than %). Values given for each
particular object and each period individually
Notice that units of measurement are not necessarily present on the graphs. You need
to check them in the text
Shares – Two-dimensional
Each point corresponds to two values – one on the horizontal axis and one on the
vertical axis.
Cumulative Values
Each bar shows the share of total of all items up to the current one. E.g. the first bar
shows the share of total sales of the largest market, the second bar shows the share of
Index
All values shown as % of base value (Base = 100). Base value is unknown (it’s not 100
dollars or 100 units). Only relationship between base value and other values if known.
Notice that units of measurement are not necessarily present on the graphs. You need
to check them in the text
• Percentile = 1/100 = 1%
• Decile = 1/10 = 10%
• Quintile = 1/5 = 20%
• Quartile = ¼ = 25%