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PVM Analysis
Understanding Price-Volume-Mix in Financial Performance
What is PVM Analysis? A method to analyze revenue changes by breaking them into price, volume, and mix components.
Formula: Total Revenue Change = Price Effect + Volume Effect + Mix Effect.
•Price Effect Per Product: Revenue impact due to changes in selling price while keeping volume and mix constant.
• Price Effect= (Actual Price - Budgeted Price) × Actual Volume.
•Volume Effect Per Product: Measures how changes in the number of units sold affect revenue. Formula: Volume Effect = (Actual Volume – budgeted Volume) × Budgeted Price.
•Mix Effect: Analyzes revenue shifts when the proportion of different products/services sold changes. Formula:
•Mix Effect of one product = Actual Volume of the product Delta budgeted price of product Vs Average budgeted product price of all products Change of volume Weight (weight = % of total volume )
PVM in Financial Performance
•Impact on Revenue: PVM analysis helps businesses understand how price, volume, and mix shifts contribute to revenue changes.
•Profitability Considerations: Each factor affects gross and net profit differently, requiring strategic pricing and sales decisions.
•Example Calculation: A company increasing prices by 5% while volume drops by 2% sees net positive revenue impact due to mix shifts.



