Segment spread: concentration of revenue across reported segments
Ranked from the filings of the
companies this site has read, under
.
50 of them report a figure for this; the rest are absent rather than
ranked last, because a filing that does not carry a number is not a company that scores
badly on it.
Sum of each reported segment's squared share of revenue (Herfindahl index)
A concentration measure: one segment gives 1.0, five equal segments 0.2. Low means revenue is spread out. It counts the segments a filer chooses to report, so a miner reporting sixteen mines still sells one commodity.
one segment earns a 1, five equal ones a 10. The nearest thing filings offer to customer concentration — but it counts the segments a filer chooses to report, and a miner reporting sixteen mines still sells one commodity
It is not advice, and a high place is not a recommendation. A company can lead on one
measure and fail on every other; that is the reason this site scores five dimensions
rather than one and lets you weigh them yourself.
It also ranks only what has been read. A company whose filings are not in this database
cannot appear here however well it would have done, and a company whose filing does not
tag this figure is absent rather than last.