Insight Types 

Breakdown of Insights 

Market

• Market Forecast: Forecast data (in volume, value or growth) related to a sector or a market segment.
  
  
• Market Size:  Market size data (in volume or value) related to a sector or a market segment. 
  
  
• Market Trends: Qualitative market information related to a specific sector. It consists of current, future or emerging trends.
  
  
• Market Regulation: New policy or change in the legal framework targeting a given sector.
  
  
• NEW Economic Analysis: Macroenvironment data like GDP, external trade, employment etc. 

Operations 

• Production Data: Quantitative data related to the production activity of a company expressed in volume or value
  
  
• Current Infrastructure: Company plants, offices and stores currently open and in operation owned by a specific company or group
  
  
• Future Infrastructure: Infrastructure, CAPEX installation or project announcement in a variety of verticals such as industrial, transportation, communications, utilities, energy etc.
  
  
• NEW Supply Chain Disruptions: Perturbations on the production or distribution chain.
  
  
• NEW New Appointments:  New recruitment or promotion at an executive or high management level
  
  
• NEW Budget Cuts: The reduction of expenditures within an organisation or group of companies  
  
  
• NEW Layoffs: The departure of employee departures relative to a company restructuring.  

Performance 

• Company Sales: Company sales data (Revenue, Sales volume & quantity) from earning calls, quarterly financial release etc.
  
  
• Company Income: Income data (EBITDA, earnings, income profit) announcement related to a company 
  
  
• Company Market Share: Quantitative data related to one or more company on a market
  
  
• Client Wins: New commercial deal, contract award or client win concluded by two or more companies
  
  
• NEW Revenue Forecast: Company estimates on its future results
  
  
• NEW Product Performance: Sales results for a branded product or category at a company level
  

• Company Strategy: Company strategy as expressed or announced by management of an organisation or group of companies as to the strategic angle or direction that the company wishes to take
  
  
• Partnerships: Partnerships (commercial, technological, etc.) undertaken by two or more companies
  
  
• Mergers & Acquisitions: Mergers & Acquisitions announced by two or more companies

Innovation
 

• Product Launch: Product or service launched and  announced by a company or group of companies.
  
  
• VC Funding: Announcement of funding for startups and companies open to growth opportunities (series A, B, C etc.)
  
  
• Emerging Companies: Start-up or new companies, emerging on a market with a new product, new technology or new business model 
  

Technology 

• Emerging Technology: New technology that emerges or gains traction on a market
  
  
• Technology Achievement: Important achievement or milestone announcement in a technology program
  
  
• Technology Program: Description of a technological program undertaken by a company, a consortium or a research centre

ESG - Environmental, Social, Governance

• ESG Objectives: Goals that a company wants to achieve from an environmental standpoint
  
  
• Environment Initiatives: Initiatives undertaken by companies to prolong the environment like reducing their overall carbon emissions
  
  
• Social Initiatives: Initiatives undertaken by companies to improve social environments like working towards parity, providing employees with adequate training, supporting minorities etc. 

Risk
 

• Labour Market: Risks of shortage of labor, lack of qualification, mismatch between qualifications and labor market needs that can hamper economic growth as well as labor costs
  
  
• Political Instability: Political risks that can impact country level investment or the normal function of any economic activity : elections, coups, radical change of policies, referendums, wars, invasions, conflicts, terrorism, embargo
  
  
• Social Unrest: Risk of massive protests that could have an impact on governments and their policies
  
  
• NEW Risk Factors: Events and/or situations identified by a company as being potentially harmful to its operations and/or results
  
  
• NEW Challenges: Current difficulties encountered by an organisation or a group of companies