Definition
FX-Adjusted Growth Measure – Revenue (or revenue growth) recalculated using a prior period's exchange rate instead of the current period's, to strip out the effect of currency movements between the two periods being compared. Useful for seeing how much of a reported growth number came from the underlying business versus a weaker or stronger local currency against the reporting currency — but it's a supplementary, non-GAAP measure, not a substitute for the actual reported (as-converted) revenue figure. Found In: MD&A (non-GAAP reconciliation)