The Swatch Group AG (The Swatch Group AG) Change in Organic Revenue % : 0.00% (As of . 20)

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What is The Swatch Group AG Change in Organic Revenue %?

Organic revenue is revenue generated from within a company that is a direct result of the firm's existing operations. Change in Organic Revenue % provides management and investors with the level of revenue change that was generated from the sale of a company's products and services.

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The Swatch Group AG Change in Organic Revenue % Historical Data

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The Swatch Group AG (OTCPK:SWGNF) Change in Organic Revenue % Explanation

Organic revenue is the product of the internal processes of a company and are generated solely within the firm minus cost of goods sold (COGS). It’s similar to the gross income. Organic revenue provides management and investors with the level of revenue that was generated from the sale of a company's products and services.

If the change in organic revenue is positive, then the company generates increases in organic revenue, which is typically referred to as organic growth. Once an acquisition is fully integrated into a company's existing operations, sales from the acquired unit or business would then be counted as organic sales.

Organic revenue is important because it doesn't include taxes and other one-off items that may skew a company's profit in a given year. The changing of the organic revenue also reflects the company’s core business profitability is increasing, especially when an acquisition happened. It is a more reliable index than gross income at that time because the performance of newly acquired businesses may change in the future.

The Swatch Group AG (The Swatch Group AG) Business Description

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SWGAY:USA SWGAF:USA UHRNz:UK UHRz:UK 0QJV:UK UHRA:Germany UHRN:Switzerland UHR:Switzerland

Address

Seevorstadt 6, Bienne, CHE, 2501

Website

https://www.swatchgroup.com

Swatch Group's biggest brands are Omega (number-two Swiss watch brand by sales after Rolex), Longines (the largest premium watch brand and number four by sales globally), Breguet, Tissot (the leader in midrange Swiss watches), and Swatch. Swatch group employs over 31,000 people, half of them in Switzerland. We estimate that Swatch Group makes about 30% of its sales from Omega, 17% from ultraluxury brands, 20% from Longines, 10% from Tissot, and 6% from Swatch. We estimate Omega and Longines to be the group's most profitable brands.

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