ROYAL CAR SERVICES: sector benchmark
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ROYAL CAR SERVICES
Summary
ROYAL CAR SERVICES does better than half of its sector on 5 of the 8 ratios compared.
- Debt to equitybetter than 95%
- Long-term debt ratiobetter than 95%
- Working-capital ratiobetter than 65%
- Solvencybetter than 8%
- Interest coveragebetter than 32%
- Return on assetsbetter than 44%
Solvency and debt
Solvency is below 92% of 3,953 sector peers: in the least favourable quarter.
Position against the sector stable since 2021.
Debt to equity is below 95% of 3,895 sector peers: in the most favourable quarter.
Position against the sector stable since 2021.
The long-term debt ratio is below 95% of 2,075 sector peers: in the most favourable quarter.
Position against the sector stable since 2021.
Interest coverage is below 68% of 3,635 sector peers: less favourable than the median.
Position against the sector improving since 2021.
Liquidity
The current ratio is above 56% of 3,940 sector peers: more favourable than the median.
Position against the sector improving since 2021.
The quick ratio is above 58% of 3,941 sector peers: more favourable than the median.
Position against the sector improving since 2021.
The working-capital ratio is above 65% of 3,945 sector peers: more favourable than the median.
Position against the sector improving since 2021.
Profitability
Return on assets is below 56% of 3,960 sector peers: less favourable than the median.
Position against the sector improving since 2021.
Not computable
Return on equity, Net margin, EBITDA margin, Gross margin, Days sales outstanding, Days payable outstanding, Days inventory. This company files the abbreviated or micro schema, in which turnover and purchases are optional; margins and credit terms therefore cannot be taken from its figures.
Source: filed annual accounts (NBB) and main activity (CBE register). Compared per fiscal year with each peer's latest statutory accounts; at least 30 peers per ratio. Prepared on 28 September 2026 via checked.be.