Revenue CAGR definition

Revenue CAGR means the 3-year compound annual growth rate in the Company’s revenue during the Performance Period. For the purposes of calculating Revenue CAGR under this Agreement, the revenue shall be adjusted to reflect foreign exchange and proforma revenue in the base year 2021 (adjusted for acquisitions and divestitures).

Revenue CAGR means the 3-year compound annual growth rate in the Company’s revenue during the Performance Period.

Revenue CAGR means the 3-year compound annual growth rate in the

Examples of Revenue CAGR in a sentence

• If Enterprise Revenue CAGR is greater than Threshold Enterprise Revenue CAGR (as determined after the end of the Performance Period), you will be entitled to a prorated Revenue Performance Share Number.

• Any Shares issuable to you under your Performance Share Award will be issued within 60 days after the Committee’s determination of Relative TSR and Enterprise Revenue CAGR; provided however, that the Company’s obligation to issue such shares is subject to Section 5 of this Agreement.

• If Relative TSR is less than Threshold TSR or Enterprise Revenue CAGR is less than Threshold Enterprise Revenue CAGR the respective portion of your Performance Share Number will be 0 and there will be no Shares issued under that portion of your Performance Share Award.

• If Relative TSR is less than 30% or Enterprise Revenue CAGR is less than 1.0%, the respective portion of your Performance Share Number will be 0 and there will be no Shares issued under that portion of your Performance Share Award.

• If Enterprise Revenue CAGR is greater than Threshold Enterprise Revenue CAGR (using the last completed fiscal year instead of fiscal year 2020 for purposes of determining Enterprise Revenue CAGR), you will be entitled to a prorated Revenue Performance Share Number.

More Definitions of Revenue CAGR

Revenue CAGR means the compound annual growth rate of Revenue over the Performance Period.

Revenue CAGR means, as certified by the Committee, the Company’s compound annual growth rate for the Measurement Period, calculated pursuant to GAAP based on the Company’s performance during the Measurement Period. “Revenue CAGR Threshold” means the threshold Revenue CAGR goal determined by the Committee for the Measurement Period. Pursuant to the foregoing, as of the Award Date, the Revenue CAGR Threshold has been determined by the Committee to be 5%. “Revenue CAGR Target” means the target Revenue CAGR goal determined by the Committee for the Measurement Period. Pursuant to the foregoing, as of the Award Date, the Revenue CAGR Target has been determined by the Committee to be 8%. “Revenue CAGR Max” means the aspirational Revenue CAGR goal determined by the Committee for the Measurement Period. Pursuant to the foregoing, as of the Award Date, the Revenue CAGR Max has been determined by the Committee to be 12%. (B). Part II.

Revenue CAGR means the compound annual growth rate of Revenue determined pursuant to the following formula and expressed as a percentage: Revenue CAGR = (Measurement Period Revenue/Base Revenue)^0.3333 - 1

Revenue CAGR means the compound annual growth rate of Revenue determined pursuant to the following formula and expressed as a percentage: 12 Revenue CAGR = (Measurement Period Revenue/Base Revenue)^0.3333 - 1

Revenue CAGR means the 3-year compound annual growth rate in the Company’s revenue during the

Revenue CAGR is the compound annual growth rate of the Company’s Revenue, calculated with a beginning value of $[•] million (the Company’s Revenue for [insert year prior to performance period]) and an ending value equal to the Company’s Revenue (or annualized Revenue) for the last year of the Performance Period; and

Revenue CAGR means a single, three year compounded annual growth rate of revenue, as defined by the Performance Period, where revenue is based on GAAP, as reported on the Corporation’s Annual Reports on Form 10-K for the applicable years. In evaluating the Corporation’s Revenue CAGR versus peer group companies’ CAGR performance over the Performance Period, the Committee shall adjust the Corporation’s and peer group companies’ GAAP reported revenue for extraordinary items (within the meaning of GAAP) and any effects related to a change in tax or accounting principles, as applicable. The Committee shall determine the Revenue CAGR of each member of the Corporation Peer Group by reference to its financial statements as filed with the SEC for the most recent twelve fiscal quarters ending with or prior to the end of the Performance Period.