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Donut Chart of Enterprise Credit Grade Distribution

Donut Chart of Enterprise Credit Grade Distribution jquick-pdf by example — demo #20 of 184. Every article in this series ships one complete, runnable demo: a template file and a Java class. No snippets, no omissions. Grade distribution with the total enterprise count printed in the donut hole. This document belongs to the Business chart series set. Like every demo in the series it has its own…

The document provides instructions for creating a PDF chart titled "Enterprise Credit Grade Distribution" using Java and the JQuick-Pdf library. The chart is generated using a template file that contains placeholders and specifications for the layout. The chart displays credit grade distribution data for the third quarter of 2025, sourced from a credit information platform.

The data includes the total number of enterprises (9,080), the number of enterprises covered (21 markets), and the breakdown of enterprises by credit grade (AAA, AA, A, BBB, BB, and below). The chart displays the distribution with the highest proportion being AAA (35.0%) and the lowest being BB or below (7.0%).

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