Companies are mostly described as “healthy” if their KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) indicate profitable growth. But increasingly, they are also being designated as “sustainable”, “innovative” and “dynamic”.
At the same time, credit-worthiness and financial independence, especially in difficult economic times, are among the key attributes of a trustworthy partner. The company policy of HAUTAU as a value-oriented family company has been based on this standard for many years.
Only 1% of approximately 5 million German companies assessed by Bisnode receives the credit-worthiness certificate. The result is based on a strict assessment process. It is based on the credit-worthiness index. This records in figures the risk that companies will either seek insolvency or completely cease trading without paying all creditors within the next 12 months. This is is how solvency is documented and made comparable. Only where companies have had a consistent credit-worthiness index of 1 over the last 12 months can they receive the credit-worthiness certificate. On this basis, customers, suppliers and employees can rely on HAUTAU, as they have for the last 100 years.
