Quick answer
What is export realisation?
The amount received in your home currency after converting the buyer's payment.
Realisation = Export price × Exchange rate
How it works
Export Margin Calculator
Check what an export order really earns in your currency after bank charges and incentives.
Convert the export price at your rate, add incentives, deduct bank charges and compare with cost.
Formula
The formula, in full
- Realisation
- Export price × Exchange rate
- Net
- Realisation + Incentive − Bank charges
- Margin
- Net − Cost
- Break-even price
- Cost ÷ (1 + Incentive% − Bank%) ÷ Rate
Example
$6.40 shirt
- 01Realisation = ₹534.40
- 02Net = ₹543.75
- 03Margin = ₹68.75 (12.86%)
Use “Load Example” above to run this example in the calculator.
Industry tip
Industry tip
“Run the calculator at a 2% weaker exchange rate before confirming — if margin collapses, hedge the order.”
Assumptions
What this calculator assumes
- All duty, tax, freight and exchange rates are entered by you. Results are estimates, not legal or tax advice — confirm rates with your customs broker, forwarder and bank.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is export realisation?
The amount received in your home currency after converting the buyer's payment.