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Description

Display the evolution of your company’s portfolio with this dynamic slide featuring comparative donut charts and customizable additions/subtractions panels. The left panel showcases the 2015 portfolio breakdown across core business units, while the right panel highlights the 2022 composition. Each donut chart is color-coded for segments—Aero, ACS, PMT in the 2015 layout and Aero, HBT, SPS, PMT in 2022—allowing viewers to quickly identify shifts in revenue share. Between the charts, a clear directional arrow emphasizes transition over time. On the right side, dedicated text boxes labeled “Additions” and “Subtractions” support strategic commentary, with editable text placeholders for listing new assets or divestitures.

Designed with polished flat icons and a modern gradient header, this template ensures brand alignment and visual consistency. All chart elements, data labels, and legend keys are fully editable, enabling you to update percentages, unit names, and color palettes in seconds. The slide’s master layout guarantees seamless adaptation in both PowerPoint and Google Slides, maintaining full resolution and layout integrity across devices. Subtle shadows and rounded card panels lend depth without clutter, focusing audience attention on key metrics and narrative insights.

The slide layout features a bold title area with clear typography, ensuring immediate context and brand recognition. Rounded corner containers house key visual elements, and the directional arrow graphic reinforces the concept of transition. Every component—from chart segments and data labels to text placeholders and gradient styles—is anchored in the slide master, facilitating rapid theme updates and global formatting changes. This template supports both light and dark backgrounds for versatile presentation themes.

Who is it for

This slide is ideal for corporate strategists, financial analysts, and portfolio managers who need to articulate business unit performance and strategic shifts. Executives and board members will value the clear before-and-after comparison, while consultants, M&A teams, and investor relations professionals can use it to support merger rationale, divestiture proposals, and annual reports.

Other Uses

Beyond portfolio reporting, repurpose this layout for market segmentation analysis, product mix evolution, customer cohort comparisons, or resource allocation reviews. The combination of comparative charts and text panels also works well for project retrospectives, capability assessments, and strategic roadmaps.