Total assets
Everything the company owns at the balance sheet date, as one figure.
Total assets is the sum of the asset side: fixed assets (buildings, equipment, intangibles, financial assets) and current assets (inventories, debtors, cash at bank), plus prepayments.
It always equals total capital, reserves and liabilities — that is what makes a balance sheet balance. The two columns answer the same question from opposite ends: what the company holds, and whose money paid for it.
In Luxembourg this is the most useful measure of a company's size, and by far the most complete: it appears in every filed period, where net turnover appears in only 7.6% of them.
Total assets in figures
The ranking fills up as companies with published reports arrive.
Where this figure comes from
Read from the “TOTAL (ASSETS)” line of the balance sheet filed with the Centrale des Bilans.