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🫧 Edgar looked up 111, Inc. ($YI).

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Health watch · 12 monthsquiet · none of the watched events filed

Brand success factors · calendar 2025

The Trillion Score: 482

Exponential Success Score

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How The Trillion Score works. We read eight measures of success from 111's own SEC filings and test each one against the public companies in its field, here drug stores and proprietary stores. The longer and fuller the record, the more weight those results carry. A model built on past filings then turns them into the odds of thriving, which means outgrowing the field for three years without a severe decline. A score of 500 is about average, and every 100 points doubles the odds. Every company is ranked on this same scale.

What it says here. At 482, 111's odds of thriving come to 34%, against about 37% for the typical filer. It meets 4 of 7 success points.

482The Trillion Score
34%modeled odds of thriving over three years
MediumFall Risk
#3 of 4rank in its field
#1,655 of 2,824rank across all filers

What the score means

The higher the score, the more often companies went on to thrive. At this level, about 35 of every 100 did.

31%Under 45035%450 to 499This company: 48238%500 to 54944%550 to 59957%600 and up

Share of companies that beat their field for three years with no severe decline, tested on 2019 to 2022 filings.

Fall Risk: Medium

Separate from the score, this asks what could go wrong: the odds of sales falling 30% or the filings stopping within three years. In the tests, about 22 of every 100 companies in the Medium band did. That is the group's history, not a forecast for this company.

MoneyIt keeps about 1 cents of free cash from each sales dollar after paying for its plants and equipment.cash negative over five years
SwingsIn its worst fifth of years, sales fell about 9% a year.-9.4% a year
Filed eventsNo such 8-K events in the last two years.0

The eight success points

PointWhat it meansPlace in field
SpeedSales grew faster than most of its field.67 of 100Met
SteadinessGrowth was strong for how much it swung, so it looks dependable.67 of 100Met
Price premiumIt keeps less of each sales dollar than the leaders in its field.25 of 100Not yet
Margin stays above the fieldIts margin has not held above the field for long.0 of 100Not yet
Moat half-lifeIts margin edge is fading fast, or it has none yet.0 of 100Not yet
Brand spend yieldBrand spending returns more gross profit than for most of its field.100 of 100Met
Learning curveCosts fell as a share of sales as it grew.67 of 100Met
Climb in the fieldNot filed.

The actuarial view

CredibilityWith 8 years of filings, the record earns 61% of the weight. The rest stays at the middle of the field.0.61
Severe decline, class BAbout 26 of every 100 companies with this many points fell 30% or stopped reporting within three years.26.1%
Actual vs expectedSales are 3% higher than if it had simply kept pace with its field.1.03

Top of its field: #1 CVS Health · #2 Petmed Express · #3 111 · #4 Ridgetech

Ranked by The Trillion Score. See the method and score your own brand. Tested on 2019 to 2022 filings. Odds, class and Fall Risk figures are the experience of similar filers, not a forecast for this company. A statistical description of past filings, not a rating or advice.

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