Breakdown Tables
Rel growth
How fast a Driver row grew against the company's total revenue: 1.00x is in line.
Definition
The row's growth over the Trend's years (the years in the CAGR heading) divided by the company's total revenue growth over the same years. Above 1.00x the row grew faster than the company, below 1.00x slower. In Growth vs revenue the rows are lines (revenue, costs, assets, claims), in Revenue by segment segments. Revenue itself is always 1.00x. It is the change twin of Rel margin, which is a level.
Why it matters
For a cost line, below 1.00x means costs grew slower than revenue, which is operating leverage. For a segment, above 1.00x means it is gaining weight. It reads the same when revenue is flat or shrinking, where comparing two growth rates would not.
How Standard Equity uses it
A dash when the row has no positive value at the start of the window. Segment history can reach a year before the stored statements; then every row uses the years the statements cover (the row's hover text says how many), so the comparison is not lost.
The metric
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