tulutoovuse
Tulutoovuse is a term used in some Estonian-language economic writing to denote the profitability of revenue—the degree to which revenue is converted into profit. It is not a standardized international financial metric, and its exact definition can vary by author.
Etymology: The word combines tulu, meaning revenue or income, with toovus, meaning profitability or yield. The
Definition and measurement: In practice, tulutoovus is often interpreted as profitability relative to revenue and is
Calculation example: If a company reports revenue of 500 and net profit of 75, tulutoovuse would be
Applications and interpretation: Analysts use tulutoovus as a concise gauge of business efficiency, pricing power, and
Limitations: Because tulutoovus is not a universally standardized metric, its interpretation depends on context and the
See also: Net profit margin, Operating margin, Return on sales, Profitability analysis.