Salgsudbytte

Salgsudbytte is a Danish term that denotes the income or yield associated with selling goods or services. The exact meaning depends on context: in business it is often used to refer to revenue from sales, while in agriculture it describes the saleable portion of a harvest. The concept thus covers both monetary income and physical quantity intended for the market.

In a business context, salgsudbytte refers to the revenue generated by selling products or services. It is typically calculated as the price realized times the quantity sold and is reported on financial statements under revenue-oriented accounts. Depending on conventions, it may be discussed alongside related measures such as omsetning or bruttofortjeneste.

In agriculture, salgsudbytte is the share of harvested production that can be sold. It is the marketable yield after factors such as losses, processing, and quality sorting are accounted for. It can be expressed in physical units (tonnes per hectare) or as monetary value (currency per hectare) based on the sale price.

Use and significance: Salgsudbytte is used for budgeting, production planning, and profitability analysis. It helps farmers and firms evaluate market access, price realization, and efficiency from harvest to sale, and provides a basis for decisions about crop choices, storage, processing, and marketing.