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Search, company pages and board
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Find companies, read the company page top to bottom, the board and group, and know where the data comes from.
Understanding the figures
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Where the figures come from, the Figures tab block by block, health, quality and sector.
- The Figures tab, block by block
- How Nummo gets the figures
- Key figures and charts: click, choose and compare with the sector
- Per 100 euros: assets and funding over the years
- In plain language: the figures explained
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- Health and quality: how strong is a company?
- The Altman Z-score step by step, with an example
- Position in the sector and signals
- Solvency ratio: formula, example and what is good
- Current ratio and quick ratio: liquidity explained
- Calculate working capital: formula and example
- Calculate the debt-to-equity ratio: formula
- Return on equity (ROE): formula and example
- Return on assets (ROA): formula and example
- Calculate gross margin: formula and example
- Calculate EBITDA: formula, example and margin
- Calculate cash flow: formula and example
- Piotroski score: the quality check for Belgian SMEs
- Belgian annual accounts: how to read them
- Negative equity and the alarm bell procedure
Glossary
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What do gross margin, EBITDA, working capital, solvency and the other terms mean?
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- What is operating profit?
- What is profit for the year?
- What is equity?
- What is total assets?
- What is short-term debt?
- What is long-term debt?
- What is cash?
- What is working capital?
- What is staff (fte)?
- What is solvency?
- What is liquidity?
- What is return on equity?
- What is return on assets?
- What is cash flow?
- What is quick ratio?
- What is net cash?
- What is self-financing ratio?
- Debt-to-equity ratio: what is it?
- Staff costs and gross margin: the ratio
- Depreciation and gross margin: the ratio
- What is sector median?
Working with Nummo
6 articles
Your own layout, comparing, lists and alerts, reports and the barometers.
- Your own layout: moving and hiding blocks
- Comparing companies
- Lists and alerts: following companies
- Reports and export: what is in each PDF and CSV?
- Bankruptcies: the barometer and the free check
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Account, Pro and API
3 articles
What is free and what is Pro, the trial, paying, your account and the API.
Frequently asked questions
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The company page, from top to bottom
Every company page has the tabs Overview, Figures and Board, plus Publications when there are publications in the Belgian Official Gazette. Here is what the Overview shows, in which order, and where each piece of data comes from.
More →The Figures tab, block by block
Company figures, block by block: from "The essentials" at the top to "All figures" at the bottom, what each block shows, how to read it and what you can click.
More →Board, owners and group
Who are the company directors, who audits the accounts, who are the owners and which group does it belong to? View it as a list, network, group or timeline. With Pro.
More →How Nummo gets the figures
Every figure on Nummo comes from the annual accounts of a company, as it officially filed them. Here is which ones, how we read them, how often we check and how each figure is calculated.
More →Reports and export: what is in each PDF and CSV?
Four ways to take the data with you: the 9-page financial report, the company profile as PDF, the comparison as PDF and the figures as CSV. Explained page by page.
More →Lists and alerts: following companies
To follow companies, keep customers, suppliers or competitors in a list, or let Nummo maintain a list with filters. You get one email when something changes. With Pro (free account: 1 list of 10 companies, email on Mondays).
More →Contact
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