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Investment Cockpit

The judgment stays yours. The basis becomes visible.

Every report visibly separates fact, context and scenario, so you reach a robust decision faster. No rating, no recommendation.

Structured decisions instead of information overload.

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Group management report 2025 · 3.2 Results of operations · Group revenue was EUR 4.21 billion in 2025, up from EUR 3.98 billion in the prior year. Just over two thirds of the increase comes from price rather than volume effects. Unless otherwise stated, figures are in EUR million; rounding differences may occur. The gross margin fell from 41.8% to 39.6%. Q2 conference call · question from an analyst, participant 4: “For the second half, we expect freight costs to normalize.” The management board proposes a dividend of EUR 1.85 per share. Free cash flow covered the payout in four of the last five years. Disclosure under Art. 5(1)(b) MAR in conjunction with Art. 2(3) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052 · In the first half of 2026, the company repurchased 1.2 million of its own shares. Net debt equals 1.9 times EBITDA. If the bond maturing in 2027 is refinanced at today’s rates, interest expense would rise by around EUR 14 million. Page 58 of 212 · Capital expenditure has exceeded depreciation for three years; growth is funded from the company’s own capital spending. The largest shareholder is a family holding company with 32.4% of the voting rights. If the announced packaging levy takes effect in 2027, it will affect about one fifth of the product range. Forward-looking statements are based on management’s current assessments and are subject to risks and uncertainties · The share of revenue from the two largest customers has fallen from 38% to 27% since 2021. The margin gap to the peer group is mainly due to higher logistics costs. Note 27 · Contingent liabilities · Group management report 2025 · 3.2 Results of operations · Group revenue was EUR 4.21 billion in 2025, up from EUR 3.98 billion in the prior year. Just over two thirds of the increase comes from price rather than volume effects. Unless otherwise stated, figures are in EUR million; rounding differences may occur. The gross margin fell from 41.8% to 39.6%. Q2 conference call · question from an analyst, participant 4: “For the second half, we expect freight costs to normalize.” The management board proposes a dividend of EUR 1.85 per share. Free cash flow covered the payout in four of the last five years. Disclosure under Art. 5(1)(b) MAR in conjunction with Art. 2(3) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052 · In the first half of 2026, the company repurchased 1.2 million of its own shares. Net debt equals 1.9 times EBITDA. If the bond maturing in 2027 is refinanced at today’s rates, interest expense would rise by around EUR 14 million. Page 58 of 212 · Capital expenditure has exceeded depreciation for three years; growth is funded from the company’s own capital spending. The largest shareholder is a family holding company with 32.4% of the voting rights. If the announced packaging levy takes effect in 2027, it will affect about one fifth of the product range. Forward-looking statements are based on management’s current assessments and are subject to risks and uncertainties · The share of revenue from the two largest customers has fallen from 38% to 27% since 2021. The margin gap to the peer group is mainly due to higher logistics costs. Note 27 · Contingent liabilities ·

Raw text from the annual report, conference call and regulatory disclosures of the fictitious Muster AG. Under the lens, each sentence comes into focus and shows its classification and source. Use the arrow keys to move the lens.

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Muster AG is fictitious; all figures are examples.

What the cockpit does — and what it does not

You enter a company and choose an analysis module. The module searches public sources and writes a report from them: a fixed outline, every statement with its source, fact and context separately labeled. What follows from it is your call.

What the software does

Research.: A module searches public sources across several rounds — annual reports, regulatory filings, registers, market data — and evaluates what it finds.
Structure.: The report follows a fixed outline: the same blocks for every security, in the same order. That makes two companies comparable.
Evidence.: Every statement carries its source. Where a figure is missing or cannot be evidenced, the report says so — instead of an estimate that looks like a measurement.
Labeling.: Every section carries its classification: evidenced fact or analytical context. The third level of the scale, scenario, is deliberately never assigned by the analysis modules.

What it expressly does not do

No valuation.: No price target, no upgrade or downgrade, no statement about fair value.
No recommendation.: No buy, sell or hold statement, no signal, no course of action.
No rating, no score.: No grade, no points, no ranking — not in a softened form either.
No advice.: The cockpit is not investment advice and not an investment recommendation within the meaning of the EU Market Abuse Regulation. It knows neither your investment objectives nor your financial situation.

This boundary is not merely text: a technical filter removes recommendation language from the output before a report leaves the software.

Who it is for

For anyone who wants to understand a company themselves rather than follow someone else's verdict. The wealth manager who has to justify a position to a committee. The family-office analyst laying several securities side by side. The investor who wants to build an understanding of a company in order to form a well-founded judgment of their own.

The analysis modules

Each module runs independently on one security and produces its own report. You decide which module you point at which company, and in what order. The analysis stays yours — the module takes over the gathering and ordering, so that your time goes into reading and checking.

360° Company View Agent2–3 minutes
Structured research on a security.
Moat Agent6–8 minutes
Structured moat analysis of a security.
Risk Agent4–6 minutes
Structured risk analysis of a security.
Capital-Allocation Agent6–8 minutes
Structured report on the capital use of a security.
Leverage-&-Interest-Anatomy Agent7–9 minutes
Structured report on the debt book, interest anatomy and leverage assessment of a security.
Priced-In-Expectation-&-Consensus Agentin preparation
Structured report on the growth rate today's price arithmetically demands, what consensus models, and how both stand against the delivered history.
Driver-Map Agent6–8 minutes
Structured report on a company's drivers — pass-through arithmetic and five-year movement per driver, without any forward weighting.
Earnings Call Agent3–5 minutes
A distilled reading of the latest earnings call — key messages, guidance movement, Q&A by theme, evidenced in the speakers' own words.
Dividend Agent4–6 minutes
Dividend profile of a single stock — timeline, coverage on two bases, policy and payment calendar, sourced from registers and issuer publications.
Dollar Liquidity Radar Agentdaily
Six channels, rule-based signals, one regime

The times shown are guide values from live operation. How long a module takes depends on how much the research finds — it is not a commitment.

And then

In the archive.: Every completed report stays available in your account.
As a PDF.: You can save every report as a PDF — carrying the same labels and notices as on screen.
In German or English.: The interface and the reports are available in both languages.

The reports are generated automatically with the help of artificial intelligence. They may contain errors and do not replace your own review.