Correction of 23 October 2026 · Corrections and versions
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1. What the series publishes
Three families of pages, all freely accessible, with no registration and no payment.
Analysis notes examine a subject in depth: a sector over a period, or a question about reading the accounts.
Rankings compare issuers on one measure: profitability, cost of risk, solvency, cost-to-income ratio. Each ranking states its period, its scope and its source.
Definitions explain a measure once and for all: how it is calculated, where to read it in the financial statements, what it does not say, and why two sources can give two figures.
2. Where the figures come from
Solely from the financial statements and results filed with the Conseil du marché financier. No estimates, no purchased data, no silent restatement.
Every figure is read in the filing itself, recalculated, and dated. Every page names the document it comes from.
The calculation conventions are written down in the definitions, because a ratio depends on its conventions as much as on its figures.
3. How to cite
Cite "Prime Partners Holdings, Tunis Listed", with the link to the page and its update date.
The date matters: pages are enriched and corrected, and the public corrections register keeps a record of every change.
A figure reproduced without its period or its source becomes wrong at the next period.
4. What the reader can expect
The figures and the method, given so that readers judge for themselves: the series explains how each ratio is calculated and what it leaves out; the decision remains with the reader.
A description that can be checked, filing in hand: what the published accounts show, at a stated date, in a named source.
Rankings established by calculation: the rank comes from the filed figures, and no position can be bought.
5. Scope and sectors
The scope covers companies making a public offering of securities in Tunisia, listed or not.
Coverage today is banking. Microfinance, leasing and insurance are to come: their measures will be declared the day the pages carrying them are published, not before.
6. Robot access
All robots are allowed, without exception: search engines, answer engines and training crawlers.
The llms.txt file gives the map of publications. The sitemap lists every indexable page with its last modification date.
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