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Financial Growth (Growth Analysis) Calculator

Just enter the previous and current period sales, ordinary profit, and total assets to instantly compute the sales, profit, and total-asset growth rates. See the change and growth rate for each metric in a single table and grasp a company's growth at a glance.

Input

Sales

k
k

Ordinary profit

k
k

Total assets

k
k

Result

Sales growth rate

+20.0%

Previous 10,000 k → Current 12,000 k

Sales growth rate

+20.0%

Profit growth rate

+25.0%

Total assets growth rate

+10.0%

Breakdown by item

ItemPreviousCurrentChangeGrowth rate
Sales10,00012,000+2,000+20.0%
Ordinary profit8001,000+200+25.0%
Total assets15,00016,500+1,500+10.0%

Amounts are shown in the same units as your input (k). Change and growth rate are calculated as current minus previous.

How it works

  • Enter the previous and current period sales, ordinary profit, and total assets to calculate each growth rate (%).
  • Sales growth rate = (current sales − previous sales) ÷ previous sales × 100. The ordinary profit growth rate and total assets growth rate use the same formula.
  • A positive growth rate means an increase over the previous period; a negative one means a decrease. The growth rate cannot be computed correctly when the previous-period value is 0 or below.
  • Sales growth rate reflects the pace of business expansion, profit growth rate reflects gains in earning power, and total assets growth rate reflects the growth in business scale—these are the representative growth metrics.
  • A single year's growth rate can be swayed by temporary factors, so it is important to assess it alongside trends over several years.
  • This is a calculation tool based on your inputs. Metrics vary with accounting standards and how figures are taken, so make investment decisions together with other information.