Europe: CAGR metals and electronics 2023

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 five 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 2023, the CAGR in revenues over the last five years for the metals and electronics sector in Western Europe have been highest in the rubber and tires industry (19.4 percent).

In terms of expected growth between 2023 and 2024, the auto and truck industry has a forecast CAGR for revenue of approximately 280.3 percent.

Five year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenues in the metals and electronics sector in Europe in 2023, by industry

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Release date

January 2023

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Region

Europe

Survey time period

January 2023

Number of respondents

7,126*

Supplementary notes

* Total number of companies analyzed by the source. The following number of companies were analyzed for each industry:
Aerospace/Defense - 56
Auto & Truck - 31
Auto Parts - 59
Construction Supplies - 119
Diversified - 68
Electrical Equipment - 154
Electronics (Consumer & Office) - 19
Electronics (General) - 157
Machinery - 221
Oilfield Svcs/Equip. - 66
Retail (Automotive) - 24
Rubber & Tires - 8
Semiconductor Equip - 22
Shipbuilding & Marine - 67
Steel - 57

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