bottom-line revenue
nounUK /ˌbɒtəm laɪn ˈrɛvənjuː/
US /ˌbɑːtəm laɪn ˈrɛvənuː/
The money a company keeps after paying all its costs.
The store's bottom-line revenue grew after they cut their costs.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The final amount of money a business has left at the end of a period.
At year's end, the bottom-line revenue was higher than expected.
3. The most important money result that decides if a business succeeds.
For the small shop, bottom-line revenue matters more than fancy ads.
4. Money left after all bills are paid, used to judge success.
The manager checked the bottom-line revenue before planning next year.