You can check the figures in the annual reports and use the...

You can check the figures in the annual reports and use the online calculator.

https://www.investopedia.com/calculator/cagr.aspx

(or use a pencil and paper like Madam if you are a technophobe)

It's 9% compound growth over 5 years in EPS and and an even better 12% over 10 years.

How good is that!

Despite the pointless pedantry from Madam, you can see it's been pretty good growth in earnings. Not out of the question that we can see $1000 in 10 years. Clearly a plateau point will be reached at some stage, but not yet.

One interesting figure I came across is this.

https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/csl-how-good-is-this-story

To fully understand why CSL shares are where they are, and how much of a stand-out the company's performance has been, consider that a recent analysis by UBS puts the average EPS growth for Australian companies since 2007 at 0.1% per annum. This is not a typo. The Australian share market has effectively lived through an earnings recession over the past twelve years.

You can see why CSL SP is on a roll.