Horizontal Analysis

DATAONESIX / FINANCIAL ANALYTICS

Horizontal Analysis

Year-on-Year Financial Statement Comparison
Understand financial changes across reporting periods.
DEMO DATA FY 2024–25 vs FY 2025–26
01 / COMPARISON

Financial Statement Comparison

Previous Year vs Current Year · ₹ Crore
Previous Year
Current Year
Revenue
₹1,050 Cr₹1,250 Cr
Expenses
₹830 Cr₹970 Cr
EBITDA
₹220 Cr₹280 Cr
Net Profit
₹140 Cr₹185 Cr
FORMULA

Absolute Change = Current Year Value − Previous Year Value

Percentage Change = (Absolute Change ÷ Previous Year Value) × 100

02 / ABSOLUTE CHANGE

Absolute Change Analysis

Actual increase in financial figures · ₹ Crore
Revenue
+200
Expenses
+140
EBITDA
+60
Net Profit
+45
FORMULA

Absolute Change = Current Year − Previous Year

Example: ₹1,250 Cr − ₹1,050 Cr = ₹200 Cr

03 / PERCENTAGE CHANGE

Percentage Change Analysis

Year-on-Year change · Percentage (%)
19.0%
Revenue
16.9%
Expenses
27.3%
EBITDA
32.1%
Net Profit
FORMULA

Change % = (Current Year − Previous Year) ÷ Previous Year × 100

Example: (₹200 Cr ÷ ₹1,050 Cr) × 100 = 19.05%

04 / FINANCIAL TREND

Financial Trend Analysis

Four-year financial movement · ₹ Crore
Revenue
Expenses
Net Profit
1250 950 650 350 22–23 23–24 24–25 25–26
ANALYSIS

Trend Analysis = Compare financial figures across multiple reporting periods.

Growth Rate = (Current Year − Previous Year) ÷ Previous Year × 100

05 / CONTRIBUTION

Contribution Analysis

Illustrative breakdown of total revenue increase · ₹200 Crore
₹200 Cr Increase
Core Business – ₹120 Cr (60%)
New Products – ₹50 Cr (25%)
Other Revenue – ₹30 Cr (15%)
FORMULA

Contribution % = Individual Component Increase ÷ Total Increase × 100

Example: ₹120 Cr ÷ ₹200 Cr × 100 = 60%

06 / ANALYSIS SUMMARY

Horizontal Analysis Summary

FY 2024–25 vs FY 2025–26 · Demo Data
REVENUE CHANGE
+19.0%
EXPENSE CHANGE
+16.9%
EBITDA CHANGE
+27.3%
NET PROFIT CHANGE
+32.1%
ANALYSIS NOTE

Horizontal Analysis compares financial statement items across different years to understand their absolute and percentage changes.

Expense increases should be evaluated alongside revenue growth, margins and business activity.

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