Profit Margin & Markup Analysis
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Profit Margin & Markup Analysis is a tool that helps a business determine the profit, the profit margin and the markup percentage for a product or a group of products sold.
The average values are calculated as a weighted average (it takes in the consideration the quantity purchase and/or sold).
Profit Margin & Markup Analysis is part of the Online price analysis, complements of our consulting team.
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Definitions and terms used in Profit Margin & Markup Analysis
- Product
- The name or the SKU of the product.
- Quantity
- The number of units expected to be purchase and/or sold.
- Purchase Price
- The total cost of the product (per unit).
- Selling Price
- price that a unit should be sold for.
- Markup
- The amount added to the cost of a product to cover expenses and profit in fixing the selling price.
- Markup is equal to profit.
- Markup percent
- The ratio calculated as Markup divided by Total Cost. It measures how much is added to the cost in order to determine the selling price.
- Markup percent = (Total Revenues - Total Cost) / Total Cost x 100
- Profit
- The benefits from producing or selling a number of units.
- Profit = Total Revenue - Total Cost
- Profit margin
- The ratio of profitability calculated as Profit divided by Total Revenue. Profit margin is an indicator of a company's pricing policies and its ability to control costs. It measures how much out of every dollar of sales a company actually keeps in earnings (expressed as a percentage).
- Profit Margin = (Total Revenues - Total Cost) / Total Revenues x 100