Market Share Formula:
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Market share represents the percentage of an industry's total sales that is earned by a particular company over a specified time period. In the Malaysian stock market context, it shows a company's relative position in its sector.
The calculator uses the market share formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates what portion of the total market is controlled by the company, expressed as a percentage.
Details: Market share is a key indicator of market competitiveness. It helps investors assess a company's performance relative to its competitors and the overall market growth in Malaysia.
Tips: Enter both company sales and total market sales in Malaysian ringgit (RM). Ensure values are from the same time period for accurate comparison.
Q1: What time period should I use for sales data?
A: Typically quarterly or annual sales figures are used, but ensure both values cover the same period.
Q2: Where can I find these sales figures for Malaysian companies?
A: Company annual reports, Bursa Malaysia filings, or financial news sources provide this data.
Q3: What's considered a good market share?
A: This varies by industry. Generally, market leaders have 15-25% share in competitive markets.
Q4: Does market share correlate with stock performance?
A: Not always. Growing market share is positive, but profitability matters more for stock prices.
Q5: How often should market share be calculated?
A: For investment analysis, quarterly comparisons are most useful to track trends.