Commodity Contracts Dealing Revenue Benchmarks

How much does the average commodity contracts dealing business make? Here are revenue benchmarks based on Census Bureau data.

Average Revenue

$14.9M

per year

💰

Profit Margin

15.0%

industry average

📈

Revenue / Employee

$1.1M

per year

👤

Total Businesses

641

in the US

🏢

Est. Owner Income

$2.2M

small business avg

💵

Labor Cost

30.0%

of revenue

👥

Avg Employee Wage

N/A

per year (BLS)

💼

Market Saturation

0.2

firms per 100K people

🎯

💰 Average Revenue by Business Size

1-4 employees
$577K
5-9 employees
$5.0M
10-19 employees
$7.1M
20-99 employees
$19.0M
100-499 employees
$107.9M
500+ employees
$248.1M

🏆 Highest Revenue States

1.Connecticut$53.3M avg2.Illinois$43.3M avg3.New York$25.9M avg4.Minnesota$11.8M avg5.Nebraska$11.8M avg6.Texas$10.0M avg7.New Hampshire$8.9M avg8.New Jersey$7.6M avg9.Michigan$6.6M avg10.Kentucky$4.5M avg

📊 Industry Dynamics (Census BDS 2023)

New Business Rate

6.95%

openings/year

Closure Rate

11.38%

closings/year

Net Job Growth

+2.02%

annual

Businesses Closed

719

in 2023

Firm Count Trend

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8,869 firms7,890 firms

💡 Should You Start a Commodity Contracts Dealing Business?

Startup Cost

$50K – $250K

Break-Even

1 months

5-Year Survival Rate

50.0%

🆚 Related Industries

Insurance Agencies and Brokerages$1.7MPortfolio Management$15.3MInvestment Advice$2.6MMiscellaneous Intermediation$4.2MMortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers$3.3M

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