Flower Shop العربية

Product · Baghdad · All Months

بابونه ئیرانی

Chamomile TypeOther Flower CountryIran

#49 of 211 products by sales · sold from 2 January 2026 to 24 August 2026

Revenue

$5,797

$5,797.02

Total purchase

$3,138

Cost of everything that left stock (sold + $0)

Net profit

$2,659

Revenue − total purchase

ROI

84.7%

Net profit per $100 spent

Profit margin

51.7%

(Selling price − cost) ÷ selling price

Total loss

$456.83

$339 at $0 price · $118 sold below cost

Items Sold

1,038

~3.1 per order

Orders

336

Orders that included it

Avg Selling Price

$5.58

per item

Month by month

Price chart

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How to read a candle

  • Green: price ended higher than it started
  • Red: price ended lower than it started
  • Thin line: highest and lowest price
  • Thick part: from the first to the last sale
  • Blue bars underneath: how much was sold
About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

Share of revenue by branch

Where this product earns its money

Quantity sold by branch

Items sold in each branch

Net profit by branch

Red means the branch sold it at a loss

Profit margin over time

(Selling price − cost) ÷ selling price

Price vs cost per item

Average selling price and buying cost

Quantity by day of the week

Which days customers buy it most

Prices

Per item, in this selection ($0-price lines left out)

LowestHighestMost commonAverage
Selling price $1.30 $11.60 $7.74 · used in 8.9% of sale lines $5.58
Buying cost $0.33 $7.68 $1.02 · used in 10.9% of sale lines $2.70

143 items left stock with no revenue (21 records).

Price sensitivity

No clear pattern Price and quantity do not move together in a clear way.

Flower prices follow the market like a stock: when the market price rises, the buying cost rises too. So besides the price itself, we look at the markup (selling price ÷ buying cost). If customers keep buying when the markup is higher, there is room to raise prices.

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

All branches side by side

All Months · tap a branch to see this product there alone

BranchRevenueShareNet profitMarginROIItemsOrdersAvg price
BaghdadBest $5,797.02 71.1% $2,659.01 51.7% 84.7% 1,038 336 $5.58
Erbil $1,384.50 17.0% $391.97 37.6% 39.5% 565 194 $2.45
Duhok $528.10 6.5% $202.49 44.3% 62.2% 123 93 $4.29
Sulaymani $379.32 4.7% $47.78 30.4% 14.4% 123 69 $3.08
Kerkuk $61.00 0.7% $19.81 64.2% 48.1% 16 12 $3.81

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