This PPT slide, part of the 29-slide Consolidation-Endgame Curve Framework PowerPoint presentation, presents a Value-Building Growth Matrix that categorizes companies operating between 1988 and 2002 into 4 distinct groups based on their revenue growth and value generation. The primary takeaway is that only a small fraction, specifically 20%, of these companies are classified as "Value Growers." This group demonstrates the highest performance in both revenue and value metrics, with revenue growth at 18.0% and value growth at 21.5%.

In contrast, "Simple Growers," which make up 14% of the total, show moderate performance with a revenue growth of 13.8% and a value growth of just 2.7%. This indicates that while they are growing, their value creation is significantly lagging behind their revenue growth.

The largest segment, "Underperformers," accounts for 47% of the companies analyzed. This group exhibits low revenue growth at 3.6% and equally low value growth, suggesting a troubling lack of effective strategies to enhance both revenue and value.

Lastly, "Profit Seekers," representing 19% of the companies, have a revenue growth of 4.1% and a value growth of 12.8%. This indicates a focus on short-term profit rather than sustainable growth, which may not be a viable long-term strategy.

The matrix visually emphasizes the disparity between these groups, highlighting the challenges faced by the majority of companies in achieving both revenue and value growth. For potential customers, this analysis underscores the importance of strategic positioning and the need for a focus on value creation to ensure long-term success.

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