Digital Economy: a verified theme
Digital Economy is one of the strategic themes an issuer can carry on SoukRaise. It signals that a defined share of revenue is digital. On SoukRaise it is a verified claim, never a self-declared tag.
What the theme means
Digital Economy identifies issuers whose revenue is substantially digital in nature. It describes businesses that earn a defined share of their income from digital products, services, or channels, measured against a clear threshold. The theme is about the composition of revenue, not about a company simply using software or having a website.
The theme is descriptive and neutral. It helps an investor orient around digitally driven businesses. It expresses no view on quality, growth, or suitability, and implies no ordering of issuers. The measure looks at where income actually comes from, so a business with a website but largely non-digital revenue would not meet the threshold.
How it is verified, not self-declared
Calling a business digital means little without a measure, so SoukRaise applies one. The theme renders only after the issuer asserts it, diligence evidences it, and compliance verifies it. The specific evidence that earns Digital Economy is an objective definition based on the share of digital revenue, tested against verified financials. The share is read from the accounts rather than from a description, so the theme reflects the revenue mix that the figures actually support.
Where digital revenue falls below the defined share, the theme does not render. There is no self-declared badge and no partial version. This is what verified themes rather than self-declared tags means. The definitions and thresholds applied are stated as at July 2026 and remain subject to confirmation with counsel.
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