Making Productivity Measurable for Institutional Investing
Averdas analyzes companies through four productivity dimensions: asset, process, resource, and resilience productivity. The framework is designed to identify structural differences in how companies use capital, technology, operational capabilities, and resources and how they adapt to changing conditions.
These insights support the development of quantitative factors, indices, and investment solutions. The methodology describes an investment approach.
Why Productivity Matters
Demographic change, shifting supply chains, the energy transition, and debt-related constraints are reshaping the operating environment for companies.
Productivity analysis examines how businesses respond through the use of capital, technology, operational capabilities, and resources.
Demographic Change
Aging populations and changing labor availability can increase the need to use skills, technology, and capital more effectively.
Shifting Supply Chains
Trade restrictions and supply-chain fragmentation can change costs and operating requirements, making adaptability and efficient processes increasingly relevant.
The Energy Transition
Changes in energy systems and environmental requirements create investment needs and operational challenges. Resource productivity examines how companies use energy and materials.
Financing Constraints
Debt servicing and financing conditions can constrain investment, increasing the relevance of effective capital use and operational flexibility.
From Productivity Research to Investment Solutions
Explore the applications of the Averdas productivity framework in funds, indices, and quantitative research.
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