| Your business' gross profit margin is one of its key performance indicators. The gross profit margin gives an indication on whether the average mark up on goods and services is sufficient to cover expenses and make profit. | ||
| Use information from your business' annual profit and loss statements to input into the calculator. | ||
| For information on using this calculator see below. | ||
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| The gross profit margin should be stable over time. A persistent gradual decrease is likely to indicate that productivity needs to be increased to return profitability back to previous levels. | ||
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The calculation used to obtain the ratio is: |
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Gross Profit Margin =
Gross Profit
x 100
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Disclaimer ANZ will not store the information provided in this calculator. |