Screening rules
Why it screened this way
Non-permissible income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under S&P.
Interest income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under S&P.
This stock doesn't meet 2 Shariah rules. See below to understand why.
This stock doesn't meet 2 Shariah rules. See below to understand why.
Screened against 4 international Shariah standards
Non-permissible income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under S&P.
Interest income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under S&P.
Non-permissible income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under AAOIFI.
Interest income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under AAOIFI.
Cash & interest-bearing securities are 30.5% of total assets, exceeding the 30% limit under AAOIFI.
Non-permissible income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under FTSE.
Interest income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under FTSE.
Non-permissible income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under Independent.
Interest income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 3% limit under Independent.
Cash & interest-bearing securities are 30.5% of total assets, exceeding the 10% limit under Independent.
Each methodology uses different denominators and thresholds. A stock may be compliant under one standard but not another. The consensus reflects the majority verdict across all three.
Green = safe, amber = close to limit, red = over the limit
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Screening rules
Non-permissible income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under S&P.
Interest income is 5.7% of revenue, exceeding the 5% limit under S&P.