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What is the difference between gross and net profit margin?+
Gross Margin: Revenue − COGS, shows profitability after paying for goods. Net Margin: Revenue − COGS − all expenses − interest − tax, shows final profit. Gross margin shows product profitability; net margin shows overall business health. A business with high gross margin but low net margin has high operating expenses.
What is the difference between markup and margin?+
Markup: (SP − Cost) ÷ Cost × 100 — calculated on cost. Margin: (SP − Cost) ÷ SP × 100 — calculated on revenue. A 50% markup = only 33.3% margin. Many businesses miscalculate prices by confusing these. Use margin for profitability; use markup for pricing.
What is a good profit margin for an Indian business?+
Benchmarks vary by sector. Generally: Software 15–25% net, Manufacturing 5–10% net, Retail 2–7% net. If net margin is below 5%, the business is vulnerable to downturns. Target 10–20% net margin for a healthy business that can invest in growth.