Other revenues

Other revenues is income a company earns outside its main sales of goods and services, such as rental income, royalties or gains from side activities. Financial data sites show it on its own line, between revenues from the main business and total revenues.

The formula is:

Many companies report all their revenue as one figure, so on a data site this line is often empty. When it is not, check what it contains and how much it moves from year to year. Revenue from outside the core business is usually less predictable, and growth that comes from this line says little about how the main business is doing.