Dataset · AFM register

Quant ranking

Every company we can measure, on one list. The figure at the end is a rank from 0 to 100: 90 means this company came out above 90% of the companies measured on that date. It is about the company’s own numbers — not about the share price, and not about what you should do with it.

As of September 22, 2026 · quant methodology 0.5.0 · 75 companies in the universe

This page is free to read, and it stops after 5 rows. Those are the 5 highest-ranked companies on that date, out of 75. Reading the whole list, and the company and filer pages each row points to, is part of the subscription. The search box and the sector filter belong to the full list and are not on this page. What that costs is on the pricing page.

How do you read this list?
Percentile
The rank within this universe on that date. A measurement of company characteristics — profitability, valuation, momentum and shareholder payouts — and not a verdict on the share price.
Coverage
The share of the measurement that actually succeeded, from 0 to 1. The lower the coverage, the harder the percentile shrinks toward the middle (50) — that way a half-measured company does not pass for a fully measured one. Rows carrying the note Little could be measured sit below the threshold the methodology uses for this.
Notes on the measurement
Under a company name there can be one or more short labels: how much could be measured, market value, how thinly the share trades, debt load, share count, how old the annual figures are. They are notes about the measurement, in the same words the company page uses. Nothing is subtracted from the score for one, no row drops out of the ranking because of one, and none of them is a statement about the company. What each one measures is on the methodology page.
One row per company
If a company appears in the registers with two ISINs, it counts here as a single observation; both keep their own company page. The full method is on the methodology page.
A dash (—)
Nothing was measured for that field on that date. A dash is not a zero and not a low score: a company without a published percentile has no position in the list either, and drops to the bottom.
Quant ranking by published percentile
RankCompanySectorCoveragePercentile
1ForFarmers N.V.FFARM.ASConsumer Defensive1.0097
2Kendrion N.V.KENDR.ASIndustrials1.0096
3Koninklijke BAM Groep N.V.BAMNB.ASIndustrials1.0095
4Havas N.V.HAVAS.ASCommunication Services1.0094
5Pepco Group N.V.PCO.WAConsumer Defensive1.0092