Growth
Constant currency
Also called: Currency-neutral growth
Growth calculated as if exchange rates hadn't changed, to separate real business growth from currency effects.
A European company that sells in dollars, yen or yuan reports in euros (or francs, kronor…). When those currencies move, reported revenue moves too, even if the company sold exactly the same amount.
Constant-currency growth recalculates this year's figures at last year's exchange rates. When it differs a lot from the reported growth, currencies helped or hurt in that year.
General explanation for education only, not investment advice. Company-specific definitions can differ; each breakdown uses the company’s own.
