Compare your gross margin, net margin, revenue growth and current ratio against your sector's typical figures to see how many metrics you're beating and by how much.
Données vérifiées · July 2026
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A single ratio in isolation tells you little — the same 15% net margin can be excellent in a low-margin sector like retail and mediocre in a high-margin sector like professional services. This calculator compares your gross margin, net margin, revenue growth and current ratio directly against sector-typical figures you provide, showing the gap on each metric and how many of the four you're beating.
35% gross margin vs a 30% sector average, 8% net margin vs 10% sector average: a positive gross margin gap but a negative net margin gap, worth investigating on the cost side.
Enter your gross margin, net margin, revenue growth and current ratio.
Enter the equivalent sector-typical figures for each metric (from an industry benchmark report or trade body data).
Read the gap on each metric — positive means you're ahead of sector, negative means behind.
Check how many of the four metrics you're beating overall.
Last data update
July 7, 2026
Sources and references
ACCA Financial Management (FM) and Performance Management (PM), benchmarking and comparative ratio analysis; general UK industry benchmarking methodology (trade body and credit reference agency reports).
The data in this calculator is updated regularly to reflect the latest official rates. When in doubt, consult the official sources listed above.
Industry trade bodies, Companies House aggregate filings analysis, credit reference agencies and sector-specific benchmarking reports commonly publish typical margin, growth and liquidity ranges — use the most recent and closest match to your specific sub-sector.
It suggests your short-term liquidity buffer is thinner than typical peers in your sector — worth checking against your specific working capital cycle before concluding it's a weakness, since some sectors structurally run lower current ratios.