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Five year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenues in the technology and telecommunications sector in Europe in 2025, by industry

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January 2025

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Region

Europe

Survey time period

January 2025

Number of respondents

721*

Supplementary notes

* Total number of companies analyzed by the source. The following number of companies were analyzed for each industry:
Computer Services - 213
Computers/Peripherals - 42
Information Services - 5
Software (Internet) - 24
Software (System & Application) - 311
Telecom (Wireless) - 11
Telecom. Equipment - 52
Telecom. Services - 63

Countries for Western Europe include; Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, United Kingdom

The source added the following information "Obtained using this year’s earnings per share and earnings per share from 5 years ago: Historical Growth rate = (EPS (today)/EPS(5 years ago))^(1/5)-1. If EPS five years ago or today is negative, this number is not estimated.

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Compound annual growth rates (CAGR) look at how much a company or industry has grown over a given period. CAGR are a useful measurement for potential investors to gauge how well a company or industry has been performing over the last 5 years and compare to other investments of interest.

Compound annual growth rates can be used to measure a number of different factors including revenue as in this example, but also income, customers, returns etc. As of January 2025, the CAGR in revenues over the last 5 years for the technology and telecommunications sector in Western Europe have been highest in the computer services industry (**** percent).

In terms of expected growth between 2025 and 2026, the best performing industry was telecom equipments, with revenues expected to grow by approximately ** percent.