Growth

What is Revenue CAGR 5Y?

Compound annual growth rate over five years: the steady yearly rate that would take revenue from five years ago to today.

How it is calculated

Revenue today divided by revenue five years earlier, raised to the power of one fifth, minus one.

How to read it

A five-year rate above 10% is strong for a large company. Check that it was not bought through acquisitions.

Keep in mind

Computed for annual reports only, since it compares whole fiscal years. In the screener, the trailing twelve months row carries the latest annual figure.

Where the numbers come from

Scrutar computes Revenue CAGR 5Y from the figures each company reports to the SEC in its annual and quarterly filings, using the XBRL data attached to those filings.

More Growth metrics

Revenue YoYRevenue growth against the same period one year earlier.How to read it →Operating Income YoYGrowth in operating profit against the same period a year earlier.How to read it →Net Income YoYGrowth in net income against the same period a year earlier.How to read it →FCF YoYGrowth in free cash flow against the same period a year earlier.How to read it →Diluted EPS YoYGrowth in diluted earnings per share against the same period a year earlier.How to read it →Revenue CAGR 3YCompound annual growth rate: the steady yearly rate that would take revenue from three years ago to today. It smooths out one-off good or bad years.How to read it →Revenue CAGR 10YCompound annual growth rate over ten years, the long view. A decade covers at least one downturn, so it shows durability, not just a good stretch.How to read it →FCF CAGR 5YCompound annual growth rate of free cash flow over five years.How to read it →Diluted EPS CAGR 5YThe average yearly growth in diluted earnings per share over the last five fiscal years.How to read it →

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Ten years of Revenue CAGR 5Y and every other metric on this page, for every company Scrutar covers, computed from SEC filings.

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