Revenue vs Net Profit

Revenue is money coming in; net profit is what is actually kept.

Revenue (also called sales or turnover) is the total value of what the company sold. Net profit — sometimes PAT, profit after tax — is what remains after every cost, interest and tax.

Revenue growth without profit growth means the company is selling more without keeping more, usually because costs or interest are rising just as fast. Profit growing faster than revenue is the healthier pattern: it means margins are expanding.

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