The return figures an issuer states about itself

Returns by financial year, plus whatever multi-year horizons the issuer publishes. NOTHING HERE IS CALCULATED. Every figure is one the issuer printed in its own annual report, and each carries a link to the announcement it came from. Where an issuer publishes no return this responds 404 rather than computing one — our figure differing from theirs on their own investor page is worse than no figure at all. Resolved to the SHARE CLASS, not the company. An issuer with a Sterling and a Euro line states a separate column for each, and they are different returns on different money. Read periodType before captioning a multi-year figure. cumulative is the total return across the whole period; annualised is the equivalent yearly rate. Issuers publish both, the numbers are far apart, and only the issuer knows which they meant. Read basis for the same reason — a return that reinvests dividends is not comparable with one that does not. Labels, captions and footnotes are supplied so a client renders rather than composes. Number formatting is not: decimals and separators depend on the reader's locale.