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Revenue CAGR (3Y): what it means and how to read it
How fast sales grew each year, on average, over the last 3 years. CAGR is the steady yearly rate that gets you from the starting number to today's.
What is Revenue CAGR (3Y)?
How fast sales grew each year, on average, over the last 3 years. CAGR is the steady yearly rate that gets you from the starting number to today's.
A worked example
Sales going from ₹100 Cr to ₹200 Cr in 5 years is about 15% CAGR.
Why does Revenue CAGR (3Y) matter?
Shows the recent pace of the business.
How do you read Revenue CAGR (3Y)?
Compare it with long-run inflation of around 5% to 6% a year, and with the sector. Check that sales and profit grow together.
Higher is usually better.
What is a typical Revenue CAGR (3Y) in India today?
The median across the 4844 listed companies that report it, as of 12 Oct 2026. Half sit above each figure and half below.
By company size
Median
Large Cap · 97 companies13.2%
Mid Cap · 148 companies13.4%
Small Cap · 4599 companies10.0%
By industry
Median, largest industries first
Private Sector Bank · 2015.1%
Pharmaceuticals · 19010.9%
Computers - Software & Consulting · 5212.5%
Refineries & Marketing · 8-0.6%
Public Sector Bank · 1214.3%
Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) · 6922.4%
Power Generation · 284.4%
Auto Components & Equipments · 10610.0%
Cement & Cement Products · 312.3%
Heavy Electrical Equipment · 3528.4%
Compare a company with its own industry before the whole market. Every industry, and each company's rank within it, is in the screener.
What is Revenue CAGR (3Y) for India's largest companies today?
The latest figure for the largest companies with a page here. Each links to what the rest of that company's numbers mean.
Revenue CAGR (3Y)
As of 12 Oct 2026
Bharti Airtel15.0%
HDFC Bank34.3%
ICICI Bank18.8%
State Bank of India14.6%
Bajaj Finance25.6%
Larsen & Toubro16.0%