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Bankruptcy risk visualizations and explanations
The image below displays a sample of all Danish companies by representing each company with a small colored dot indicating a specific level of credit risk. Companies are distributed with respect to overall profitability and solidity measured by ROA and Equity ratio respectively, with higher values towards the top-right indicating stronger financial health and lower values towards the bot-left indicating weaker financial health. Companies exhibiting the highest credit risk are indicated by a red dot, while companies with the lowest credit risk are represented by a dark green dot. Typically, the red dots are located on the bot-left corner and the green dots on the top-right.
The company in question is highlighted with a blue marker to visualize its financial position in terms of profitability and solidity. A company’s credit risk can differ significantly from other companies in the same area of the graph. Text above the image will provide a detailed explanation for any possible deviations and its underlying reasons to the best extent possible. Alternatively, the text may also indicate that the company is categorized as a “typical” case, meaning its credit risk aligns with the credit risk of other companies with similar financial position.
ROA %: -18.0%
Equity ratio %: -29.8%
Bankruptcy risk: 10.451%
Permille rank: 24.6% = Bottom 20-40%
