Quarter on Quarter (QOQ)
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Quick Definition
Quarter on Quarter (QOQ) is a comparative measure used to evaluate the financial or operational performance of a company between one fiscal quarter and the subsequent quarter.
Formula
QOQ Growth = ((Current Quarter Value - Previous Quarter Value) / Previous Quarter Value) * 100
Examples
- 1A company reports a 5% QOQ revenue growth from Q1 to Q2, indicating an improvement in sales.
- 2A tech firm sees a 10% QOQ decrease in operating costs from Q3 to Q4 due to efficiency improvements.
- 3An investment fund experiences a 15% QOQ increase in asset value, reflecting positive market trends.
- 4A retailer observes a QOQ decline in inventory levels by 20% from Q2 to Q3 due to higher consumer demand.
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financial-analysisperformance-measurementquarterly-reportingcorporate-financeeconomic-indicators
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Category:Investing
Difficulty:intermediate
Last Updated:6/20/2025