Org.nr 995 102 404 2018 → 2019 Year-over-year analysis

A OK AS: årsregnskap 2019 vs 2018

Shrank 10% on revenue, returned to profit, fresh owner capital

approved 2020-04-22; registry 2020-04-25; journal 2020 308554

Full company analysis · All year comparisons

What changed

Comparing Årsregnskap 2019 with 2018 for A OK AS. Revenue 723.9k NOK → 652.3k NOK (-9.9%). Net result -91.6k NOK → +1.02m NOK. Equity 977.4k NOK → 1 361 NOK.

On the constructive side: operating result improved; turned profitable; cash rose. Pressures included: revenue fell; equity eroded; payroll up without matching revenue.

Also worth watching: thin equity buffer. All figures are taken from the published annual accounts for A OK AS.

Scorecard

Revenue
723.9k NOK 652.3k NOK
-9.9%
Operating result
+20.2k NOK +1.55m NOK
+7550.3%
Net result
-91.6k NOK +1.02m NOK
+1217.5%
Equity
977.4k NOK 1 361 NOK
-99.9%
Cash
1 252 NOK 637.8k NOK
+50842.7%
Total assets
3.56m NOK 4.96m NOK
+39.2%

What improved

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    Operating result improved

    Operating result +20.2k NOK → +1.55m NOK (op. margin 2.8% → 237.0%). Calculated

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    Turned profitable

    Net result flipped from a loss of 91.6k NOK to a profit of 1.02m NOK. Calculated

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    Cash rose

    Bank deposits 1 252 NOK → 637.8k NOK (+50842.7% YoY). Calculated

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    Current ratio back above 1×

    Current ratio 0.16× → 3.88×. Calculated

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    Owners injected capital

    Paid-in equity rose 970 NOK → 3.97m NOK (+3.97m NOK). Reported fact

What deteriorated

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    Revenue fell

    Operating income / revenue moved from 723.9k NOK to 652.3k NOK (-9.9% YoY). Calculated

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    Equity eroded

    Book equity 977.4k NOK → 1 361 NOK (equity ratio 27.4% → 0.0%). Calculated

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    Payroll up without matching revenue

    Salary cost -4 987 NOK → 40.7k NOK (-1% → 6% of revenue). Calculated

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    COGS moved

    COGS / varekostnad 117.2k NOK → 751.8k NOK (+541.5% YoY). Calculated

Things to notice

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    Thin equity buffer

    Equity ratio is 0.0% of assets — limited loss-absorbing capacity on a stand-alone basis. Interpretation