EPS Growth 1Y expresses the rate at which the business is expanding. Value investors to size durable revenue and free cash flow expansion when EPS Growth 1Y aligns with the rest of the VMCI 120-i.
Formula
Description
Measures workforce productivity and the scalability of the business model. High revenue per employee indicates the company can grow without proportionally increasing headcount. Technology companies with platform business models tend to lead on this metric.
Interpretation
Above $300K is generally strong. Technology and energy companies often exceed $500K. Labor-intensive businesses like retail or hospitality may fall below $100K. Compare within industry for meaningful benchmarks.
Related metrics: Revenue Growth 1Y, Revenue CAGR 3Y. (Updated 2026)
Further Reading
- SEC EDGAR primary filings on EPS Growth 1Y- Primary source filings used to calculate EPS Growth 1Y.
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Related Growth Indicators
Revenue Growth 1Y measures the rate at which the business is expanding. Value investors to size durable revenue and free cash flow expansion when Revenue Growth 1Y aligns with the rest of the VMC.
Revenue CAGR 3Y expresses the rate at which the business is expanding. Value investors to size durable revenue and free cash flow expansion when Revenue CAGR 3Y aligns with the rest of the VMCI 1.
Revenue CAGR 5Y expresses the rate at which the business is expanding. Value investors to size durable revenue and free cash flow expansion when Revenue CAGR 5Y aligns with the rest of the VMCI 1.
EPS CAGR 3Y is the metric used to the rate at which the business is expanding. Value investors to size durable revenue and free cash flow expansion when EPS CAGR 3Y aligns with the rest of the VM.
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