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Sales

Explanation: Sales, or revenue, represents the total income a company generates from its primary business activities, such as selling goods or providing services, over a specific period. It’s a key indicator of business performance and growth, found at the top line of the income statement.

Sales analysis is crucial in financial analysis as it provides insights into a company’s overall performance, growth potential, and market competitiveness. Monitoring sales trends over time helps assess business strategies’ effectiveness, identify opportunities, and detect risks. Sales figures also inform various financial ratios and metrics, aiding in evaluating financial health and operational efficiency.

Analyzing sales involves examining revenue trends over time to gauge performance and growth. This includes comparing year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter sales figures to identify patterns, considering factors like seasonal variations and segment-wise performance. Assessing sales against industry benchmarks and market conditions helps understand competitive position and opportunities or challenges, guiding strategic planning and decision-making.

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Example: In FY23, TCS reported sales of 225,458 crore rupees, reflecting the total revenue generated by the company during the fiscal year.

You can view the quarterly and annual sales of any company on Radar in the Quarterly Results and Yearly P/L sections.

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