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DOUGLAS : revenue, balance sheet and financial ratios

DOUGLAS is a French company founded 8 years ago, specialized in the sector Récupération de déchets triés. Based in OULLINS-PIERRE-BENITE (69600), this company of category PME shows in 2024 a net income negative of -197 k€. Find below the complete financial statements, solvency ratios, working capital requirements and sector comparison.

Data updated on 2026-05-02

Sources : INPI & INSEE SIRENE - Processing : Ministry of Economy

Financial history - DOUGLAS (SIREN 839230166)
Indicator 2024 2023 2022
Revenue N/C N/C N/C
Net income -196 506 € -498 411 € -288 534 €
EBITDA N/C N/C N/C
Net margin N/C N/C N/C

Revenue and income statement

In 2024, DOUGLAS records a net loss of 197 k€. This deficit will reduce equity on the balance sheet.

Net income (2024) ?
Net income
Definition
Profit or loss after all expenses, including taxes and exceptional items.
Formula
Current income + Exceptional income - Income tax

-196 506 €

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Solvency and debt ratios

The debt ratio (= Financial debt / Equity x 100) stands at 1724%. Critical situation: debt significantly exceeds equity, severely limiting borrowing capacity and exposing the company to default risk. Financial autonomy (= Equity / Total assets x 100) reaches 3%. Low autonomy: the company heavily depends on external financing (banks, suppliers).

Debt ratio (2024) ?
Debt ratio
Definition
Measures the proportion of debt to equity.
Formula
(Financial debt / Equity) x 100
Interpretation
< 50% : Low
50-100% : Moderate
> 100% : High

1724.266%

Financial autonomy (2024) ?
Financial autonomy
Definition
Share of equity in the company's total financing.
Formula
(Equity / Total assets) x 100
Interpretation
> 30% : Good autonomy
20-30% : Average
< 20% : Low

2.723%

Asset age ratio (2024) ?
Asset age ratio
Definition
Measures the degree of wear of tangible assets.
Formula
Accumulated depreciation / Gross fixed assets x 100
Interpretation
< 50% : Recent assets
50-70% : Normal wear
> 70% : Aging assets

59.3%

Solvency indicators evolution
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Sector positioning

Debt ratio
1724.27 2024
2022
2023
2024
Q1: 0.9
Med: 20.2
Q3: 81.52
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In 2024, the debt ratio of DOUGLAS (1724.27) ranks in the top 25% of the sector. This ratio measures the weight of debt relative to equity. A high ratio may indicate excessive dependence on external financing.

Financial autonomy
2.72% 2024
2022
2023
2024
Q1: 19.47%
Med: 41.89%
Q3: 64.94%
Average

In 2024, the financial autonomy of DOUGLAS (2.7%) ranks below the median of the sector. This ratio represents the share of equity in total financing. An improvement would strengthen the competitive position.

Liquidity ratios

The liquidity ratio (= Current assets / Current liabilities) stands at 116.23. Concretely, the company has €2 of liquid assets for every €1 of short-term debt: no cash risk within 12 months.

Liquidity ratio (2024) ?
Liquidity ratio
Definition
Ability to meet short-term debts with current assets.
Formula
Current assets / Current liabilities
Interpretation
> 1.5 : Very good
1-1.5 : Fair
< 1 : Liquidity risk

116.234

Liquidity indicators evolution
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Sector positioning

Liquidity ratio
116.23 2024
2022
2023
2024
Q1: 132.55
Med: 203.13
Q3: 363.17
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In 2024, the liquidity ratio of DOUGLAS (116.23) ranks in the bottom 25% of the sector. This ratio measures the ability to cover short-term debt with current assets. A ratio below 1 may signal potential cash flow tensions.

Working capital requirement (WCR) and payment terms

Working capital requirement (WCR) measures the cash timing gap between customer collections and supplier/inventory payments. Average customer payment term: 619 days (formula: Customer receivables / Revenue incl. VAT x 360). Supplier term: 1048 days. Excellent situation: suppliers finance 429 days of the operating cycle (retail model).

Operating WCR (2024) ?
Operating WCR
Definition
Financing requirement generated by the operating cycle (inventory + receivables - trade payables).
Formula
Inventory + Customer receivables - Trade payables
Interpretation
Negative = cash released
Positive = financing needed

0 €

Customer credit (2024) ?
Customer credit (days)
Definition
Average payment term granted to customers.
Formula
(Customer receivables / Revenue incl. VAT) x 360
Interpretation
< 45j : Good
45-60j : Average
> 60j : Long

619 j

Supplier credit (2024) ?
Supplier credit (days)
Definition
Average payment term obtained from suppliers.
Formula
(Trade payables / Purchases incl. VAT) x 360
Interpretation
The longer the term, the better for cash flow

1048 j

Inventory turnover (2024) ?
Inventory turnover (days)
Definition
Average storage duration for goods or materials.
Formula
(Inventory / Cost of goods) x 360
Interpretation
The lower the ratio, the faster the turnover

0 j

WCR and payment terms evolution
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Positioning of DOUGLAS in its sector

Comparison with sector Récupération de déchets triés

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Frequently asked questions about DOUGLAS

What is the revenue of DOUGLAS ?

The revenue of DOUGLAS is not publicly disclosed (confidential accounts filed with INPI).

Is DOUGLAS profitable?

DOUGLAS recorded a net loss in 2024.

Where is the headquarters of DOUGLAS ?

The headquarters of DOUGLAS is located in OULLINS-PIERRE-BENITE (69600), in the department Rhone.

Where to find the tax return of DOUGLAS ?

The tax return of DOUGLAS is available on this page. Click on a year in the 'Data by year' section to view the account details (assets, liabilities, income statement). Data comes from INPI (National Institute of Industrial Property).

In which sector does DOUGLAS operate?

DOUGLAS operates in the sector Récupération de déchets triés (NAF code 38.32Z). See the 'Sector positioning' section above to compare the company with its competitors.