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NexaCorp product line performance (Q3)
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Can you show me NexaCorp's Q3 sales by product line?
I'll help you analyze NexaCorp's revenue by product line. I'll pull data from Q1-Q3 so you can compare trends over the last few quarters and see how Q3 fits into the broader pattern.
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NexaCorp revenue trends by product line
Here's what I found in the "nexacorp_sales" tables (powered by the Galactic Sales semantic model):
- Teleportation pads — $42.3M
- Quantum drives — $38.7M
- Wormhole initiators — $33.1M
- Dark matter lasers — $28.6M
- Temporal stabilizers — $21.8M
- Anti-gravity generators — $11.2M
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I also created a chart showing revenue vs growth. Let me know if you'd like to break this down by region or customer sector.
Can you break this out by region too? I want to see how each product line performed across the Core Worlds, Mid-Rim, and Outer Rim.
I'll help you analyze NexaCorp's Q3 revenue by product line and region. Let me search for the most relevant data source.
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I found regional revenue data in the endorsed semantic model "NexaCorp: Galactic Sales Model." This model contains standardized region definitions (Core Worlds, Mid-Rim, Outer Rim) and pre-calculated revenue metrics, which is the best source for your question.
Let me create a grouped bar chart so you can compare regions within each product line:
Let me create a grouped bar chart so you can compare regions within each product line:
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Quick insight: Core Worlds lead revenue for Teleportation pads and Quantum drives, while Wormhole initiators see a stronger mix from the Outer Rim.
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NexaCorp Revenue Overview
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NexaCorp Revenue Overview
Interactive breakdown of NexaCorp's revenue across product lines, regions, and customer sectors.
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$175.7M
Total Q3 Revenue
9.7% vs last quarter
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4.1% vs last quarter
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