Have you ever wondered how to decode a company's financial performance using a scoring system? In this project, a point-based scoring system was developed to evaluate financial health based on ratio analysis and industry benchmarks. Let's dive into the details:

The scoring formula calculates the percentage difference between a company's financial ratios and industry averages to determine relative performance. Each ratio is assigned a positive, negative, or neutral score, contributing to an overall assessment of the company's financial status.

Exceptions exist for specific ratios like Debt to Asset, Debt to Equity, and Price/Earnings, where a lower value indicates better performance. The total score derived from all ratios guides investment decisions, categorizing the company as Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, Sell, or Strong Sell.

This data-driven approach quantifies financial performance against industry standards, aiding in informed decision-making for investors and finance enthusiasts alike.