Summary
3Y Return measures the percentage change in a share’s price over the past three years. It provides a longer-term view than short-term return measures.
This metric helps investors assess whether a company has created value for shareholders over a multi-year period.
Why it matters
Three-year performance can help smooth out short-term volatility and provide a better view of sustained trends. Investors often use it to evaluate whether a share has delivered consistent price appreciation.
It can also help identify companies that have recovered, weakened, or remained resilient over time.
How to read it
A positive 3Y Return means the share price has increased over three years. A negative 3Y Return means it has declined.
Investors should remember that price return alone may exclude dividends, so income received during the period should also be considered where relevant.