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markup verses gross profit margin

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    Posted: 01-Mar-2011 at 01:17

Gross profit refers to the % of the Selling Price that is your profit

E.G. Sell $5.00 Cost $2.50  50% of the selling price is Profit so GP% = 50%

Mark up refers to the % of the cost price which has been used to calculate the selling price

E.G. Sell $5.00 Cost $2.50  The cost has been Marked up by 100% to obtain the selling price.  

**  Here is a link to a very informative doc on profit margins. In general retailers refer to Markup and wholesalers, importers, manufacturers refer to Gross profit margin. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_margin

The formula to convert a markup to gross margin is:

\text%7bGross%20margin%7d%20=%20\frac%7b\text%7bmarkup%7d%7d%7b%281%20+%20\text%7bmarkup%7d%29%7d

The formula to convert a gross margin to markup is:

\text%7bMarkup%7d%20=%20\frac%7b\text%7bgross%20margin%7d%7d%7b%281%20-%20\text%7bgross%20margin%7d%29%7d



Edited by peach - 30-Jan-2014 at 15:48
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