Pharma Profit Margin Calculator
Profit margin always plays a crucial role when a pharma company buys medicines or raw materials from a supplier and sells them to chemists, hospitals, or other buyers. In order to keep your medicine facility profitable, you should be aware of things like how much money you are actually earning after paying all your expenses.
So in order to sort it out, we at Pharmaadda have created a profit margin calculator which helps you in calculating the profit margins with ease. You just need to add the cost, and it’ll calculate the things automatically.
Challenges Faced by a Pharma Company:
- Tracking the purchase value on a timely basis because the cost of buying medicines and ingredients always changes in certain time frames.
- The expenses such as allowances of medical representatives, for example, a doctor visit, a chemist visit, or sometimes staying in a hotel if the location is very far.
- Variable costs of marketing, such as printing leaflets, giving sample gifts, or online ads.
- Managing the recurring costs like rent, electricity, packaging materials, courier charges, and staff salaries.
How the calculator helps:
- Our Pharma profit margin calculator puts all these numbers together and shows your net profit, which is the money left after paying for your products and all expenses.
- This tool calculates the profit margin as a percentage, based on which you’ll easily know what part of your sales is generating profit.
- Based on the data and calculations, you can easily decide on a price change or reduce certain expenses.
- This pharma profit margin calculator also helps you to plan the expenses that you should bear with the MR and advertising part.
Formulas used in the calculator:
Net profit = Sale value – (purchase value + MR expenses + travel expenses + marketing expenses + other expenses).
Net profit margin = (net profit ÷ sales value) × 100. This means you divide your net profit by your sales and multiply by 100 to get a percentage.
Example: If you sell medicines worth ₹10,000, the cost of buying them is ₹6,000, MR expenses are ₹800, travel is ₹500, marketing is ₹1,200, and other costs are ₹300. Your net profit is ₹10,000 − (₹6,000 + ₹800 + ₹500 + ₹1,200 + ₹300) = ₹1,200. The profit margin is (₹1,200 ÷ ₹10,000) × 100 = 12%. This means you keep ₹12 from every ₹100 of sales.
Use this calculator to calculate the profitability of your pharmaceutical company and plan accordingly.