Operating breakeven quantity of sales identifies the number of units produced and sold at which revenues equal operating costs. That’s when a firm’s operating profit equals zero. To calculate it, you divide the fixed operating costs by the contribution margin, which is the difference between the price and variable cost per unit. The operating breakeven point refers to the sales level a firm must maintain to cover its operating costs. In this template, you can calculate the metric for a company of your choice in just a few clicks.

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