Limetta has once again been awarded AAA - the highest credit rating
We are proud to announce that we have once again been awarded the AAA credit rating for the highest creditworthiness according to Bisnode’s credit rating system.
The model has existed since 1989 and is based on a framework of as many as 2,400 decision rules. It is a common rating standard for all Nordic countries. AAA is the highest rating and is awarded only to limited companies with a turnover of more than SEK 2 million, that have been in operation for at least 10 years and have key figures that are significantly above the industry average.
"Our high creditworthiness is reassuring for our existing and potential customers. Limetta is a stable and reliable company with sound finances. That is why we are very proud to once again receive an AAA rating" says Marcus Johnson at Limetta.
Bisnode’s credit rating certificate is awarded to companies that have demonstrated stability over time and the ability to withstand both booms and downturns. It serves both as a seal of quality and as proof that the company is well managed and has a low credit risk. This means that the risk of bankruptcy is low, and that the company has a higher growth rate and is more profitable than companies that are not creditworthy.
What is required to receive an AAA rating?
Creditworthiness is a company’s ability to pay its debts. These debts may include loans and invoices. To describe creditworthiness, banks and financial institutions classify individuals, companies and countries into creditworthiness classes, also known as credit rating classes or rating classes. Today, the classes have different scales depending on who issues them. The following scale applies: from AAA to C, where AAA is the best.
To receive the highest creditworthiness, a limited company must have been in operation for at least 10 years, have a turnover of more than two million and have key figures that are significantly above the industry average.
