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eCanada Power Rankings

Day 465, 17:50 • Published in Canada South Korea

• by Ambrose Didymus

A snapshot of all eCanadian sales data was taken over a 5 day period from day 460 to day 465. Here are the results.

Sales (CAD)

Which companies have the higest revenue?

1) Canadian Food - 2024.04
2) Food Coorp - 831.59
3) Pandora's Moving - 786.46
4) Hellsing Arms - 610.26
5) Mile High Club - 400.26

Sales Growth (😵

Which companies have grown the most?

1) CanaDiamonds Inc - 2531.82%
2) K-Diamond-Canada - 2422.22%
3) Tatti Diamonds - 1078.57%
4) First Class - 828.19%
5) Abrivianius Gemstone Inc. - 491.91%

Top Industries (😵

Which industries are in most demand?

1) Food - 55.78%
2) Moving Tickets - 19.00%
3) Weapon - 9.96%
4) Diamonds - 7.39%
5) Gift - 5.83%
6) Wood - 0.92%
7) Grain - 0.60^
😎 Oil - 0.55%
9) Iron - 0.07%
10 House - 0.00%

Comments

Dade Pendwyn Day 465, 18:00

Cool! How did you compile the demand percentages?

Ambrose Didymus Day 465, 18:07

The eFinancial Review compiles the Power Rankings report based on a daily snapshot of the rankings data.

The industry demand is simply the sum of all sales in an industry divided by total sales.

Vertickle Day 465, 18:21

Are your Top Industries ranked by Units sold or CAD value?
I'm dismayed by the 0% rate for House sales... as an Apprentice in Construction, no demand for my product means lower wages...
And where did you find the data?
Thanks -
-Vert

Ambrose Didymus Day 465, 18:28

Industries are ranked by CAD value.

The data is based on 5 days worth of data. It could be that it was just a bad period to look at housing.

I'll do another update next week and that should give a better indication of how the housing industry compares to the others.

Plugson Day 465, 21:44

Ambrose, are you based in Australia and doing eCanada interest articles? Or do you do this for every country? I'm not pointing any fingers, just trying to get my stats right.

Ambrose Didymus Day 465, 23:09

If the admins gave me API access, I could do this for EVERY country.

But at the moment some of the work is manual, so i'm just sticking to the countries with the most interesting economies (USA, UK, Indonesia, Romania, Australia, Canada).

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