Company Scorecard

See a company’s financial health across four categories on one scorecard: profitability, liquidity, leverage and efficiency, scored consistently every time.

What the scorecard tells you

Figures on the scorecards are illustrative.

One overall score

Financial health condenses into a single score out of 5, so you get the overall picture before digging in.

How does THYAO score?

Depth in four categories

Profitability, liquidity, leverage and efficiency are scored separately, so you can see where the company is strong and where it is weak.

Is ASELS strong on profitability?

Quarter-by-quarter tracking

The scorecard is recalculated with every new filing, so you can follow how financial health moves over time.

Where does GARAN’s latest scorecard stand?

Deterministic and consistent

Scores come from fixed financial rules. The same inputs always produce the same score — no room for interpretation.

How was FROTO’s score calculated?

How It Works

1. Pick a company — Open the scorecard page for the BIST company you want to review.
2. Let the score compute — Current financials are scored across four categories using fixed rules.
3. See strengths and weaknesses — Read the overall score and the category breakdown to understand the company’s financial profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the scorecard calculated?

Profitability, liquidity, leverage and efficiency ratios are scored using fixed financial rules. The calculation is deterministic — identical inputs always give identical results.

Is the scoring done by AI?

No. The score comes from fixed rules, not from an AI estimate, which is what makes it consistent and reproducible.

Is the scorecard investment advice?

No. The scorecard summarizes a company’s financial position. Its output is not investment advice.

How often is it updated?

The scorecard is recalculated automatically whenever the company files new financials.

See the company scorecard