Lucas Bols N.V.
BOLS.ASLEI 724500KCD67FSNA3M269
At a glance
- Most recent filing on February 16, 2024 — a trade by Doorne - Buijten, van A.B. on Feb 13, 2024.
- Over the past 90 days: 0 open-market buys.
- This page shows 1 visible filing, of which 0 open-market buys, going back to February 16, 2024.
How the company itself measures up
Four components from the annual figures and the price series, compared with the other companies on the same date. Separate from the filing above, and separate from the question of whether this is a good moment.
On this measurement the company came out above 98% of the companies measured. That says something about the company's numbers, not about its share price.
As of Jul 24, 2026 · methodology 0.1.0
| Component | What is measured | Sub-score | Weight | Compared with |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quality | gross profit relative to total assets | — | not measured — reweighted | |
| Valuation | operating profit relative to the value of the whole business | — | not measured — reweighted | |
| Momentum | price return over twelve months, excluding the most recent month | 100% | all measured companies | |
| What goes to shareholders | dividends and share buybacks relative to market value | — | not measured — reweighted |
Labels on this measurement: Thinly traded · Little could be measured. These are notes about the data. Nothing is subtracted from the score, and it is not a warning about the company.
These figures only mean something in comparison: they take on meaning next to the other companies of that same date. See the full ranking →
Price history and buy moments
Every visible filing
What was filed, most recent first. On an award the register reports a price of 0 — nothing was paid — and then the Quantity column tells you how large the filing was.
| Reported | Filed by | Role | Category | Quantity | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 16, 2024 | Doorne - Buijten, van A.B. | CEO | Open-market sell | 2,706 | €48,708 |
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The insider, quant and timing scores stand apart from one another and are meant as context. There is no threshold in them (“above such and such is worth buying”), we do not add them up into a single figure, and none of it is a recommendation. How they are calculated is in the methodology.