The reading is organised into three pillars, which describe the cycle of a business: what comes in, what is produced, what goes out. Each pillar has three sub-groups, and each sub-group three indicators. Twenty-seven in total, of equal importance.
Circularity: what comes in
- Recycling
- Procurement
- Fluidity
Profitability: what is produced
- Margin
- Recurrence
- Revenue
Externality: what goes out
- End of life
- Impacts
- Emissions
A calculation without weighting
Each sub-group is the average of its three indicators, and each pillar the average of its three sub-groups. No weighting is applied: the shape of the company is preserved, not manufactured.
The twenty-seven indicators are listed in the navigation, grouped by pillar and sub-group.
Why not weight? We have chosen to remain strictly neutral about the hierarchy of risks. Each company knows better than us what is critical to it, and we have no business forcing an unwanted analysis.
We are the compass; you remain the captain. Always.
See Reading the compass.