Contract realisation ratio
A transaction-defined measure comparing realised or eligible contract performance with a specified contractual reference amount.
Why the distinction matters
There is no safe universal formula. Establish whether the numerator uses collected cash, invoiced revenue or another measure, and how credits, cancellations and timing are treated.
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From contract eligibility to concentration limits, valuation and a funding shortfall.
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Contract realisation ratio in the filed documents
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