Four key metrics
Market capitalisation, revenue, net income and the price/earnings ratio, straight from reported fundamentals.
Market cap, revenue, net income, P/E. Four numbers, three companies, one answer. Can you tell a capital-light software house from an industrial giant by the figures alone?
Market capitalisation, revenue, net income and the price/earnings ratio, straight from reported fundamentals.
Hundreds of large and mid caps across the US, Europe and Asia — no invented balance sheets.
After a few rounds you start feeling which sectors carry thin margins and which trade on high multiples.
Anyone can recite what a P/E ratio is. Far fewer can look at a €40bn revenue line with a 3% net margin and instantly think retailer rather than software. That intuition — sector-typical margins, plausible multiples, the gap between revenue and profit — is what separates a reader of annual reports from someone who actually understands them, and it only comes from seeing many real examples side by side.
Four headline figures per company: market capitalisation, revenue, net income and the P/E ratio — all pulled from real reported fundamentals.
Three companies are offered as logo options. Match the financial profile to the right one before the timer expires.
Fundamentals rounds appear inside the free Ultimate Challenge. The standalone game is included in the Core plan at €5 per year.