A simple way to compare a company to its sector peers. Percentile ranks show where a company stands on a 0–100 scale, making analysis fair, intuitive, and beginner-friendly.
Percentile ranks show how a company performs relative to others in the same sector. The result is a clean 0–100 score that keeps comparisons fair and easy to understand.
Different sectors have different norms. Percentiles fix this by comparing each company only to its peers, so you never misread a metric just because the industry profile is different.
Percentiles instantly answer: Is this number good? Compared to whom? In what context? That removes guesswork and keeps the analysis consistent.
Percentiles feed directly into the Financial Health Score, making it clearer where a company is strong, weak, or showing red flags.
Percentile ranks turn raw financial data into clear, fair, and easy-to-understand insights. They make comparisons simple and help beginners understand fundamentals instantly.
ROE Distribution in Technology Sector (100 companies):
Example Companies:
→ The gradient shows performance distribution. Companies at the right (green) are top performers. Learn how this feeds into the Financial Health Score.
It shows how a stock compares to all other stocks. A 90th percentile means it's stronger than 90% of companies.
Percentiles make different metrics comparable and easier to interpret. Learn more in our Financial Health Score guide.
Higher is better. Anything above 70 is typically strong.
Yes — they update as new data comes in or as the market shifts.
They help identify strong or weak companies, but should be combined with valuation analysis and other research.
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