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The right entity
Start with the legal company and jurisdiction. Disclosure requirements shape what is available.
Identity & jurisdictionFinancial data coverage
Private and public company coverage. Country by country.
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Three free searches a day. No accounts to upload.PRIVATE-COMPANY RECORDS WITH FINANCIAL REPORTS12.21 millionExplore the interactive coverage map ↓
Explore private-company financial depth by market, then switch to the separate public listed-company dataset.
Financial reports12.21M
Balance sheets9.63M
Income statements7.16M
Private-company Q3 2026 coverage snapshot, updated 4 September 2026. Public listed-company coverage is shown separately in the map.
195 private-company markets57,949 public listed companies133 public-company financial indicators
GLOBAL DATA COVERAGEPrivate and public.
Private and public.
Kept clearly separate.
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199.45Mactive private-company records in the current view
195 markets195 with a positive private companies count
Q3 2026Snapshot updated 4 September 2026
Private companies by country
195 markets in view. Select a country on the map or in the ranking.
Lower relative coverageHigherGrey: zero, unavailable or outside the current filter
TOP MARKETS
Private companiesRanked by record count
ABOUT THESE FIGURES
Private-company coverage uses the Q3 2026 snapshot, updated 4 September 2026. Counts describe the recorded company base. Financial datasets overlap and must not be added together. A missing count means it was not supplied in the snapshot.
UNDERSTAND YOUR COVERAGEThree checks.
Three checks.
A clearer picture.
Country reach is the beginning. These three dimensions help you judge whether the available records answer your research question.
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The depth you need
Check specific fields and reporting years. Explore income, assets, liabilities and cash flow across the available periods.
Fields & history03
The reporting context
Read source references, filing dates and period ends together. Keep the filing history beside the financial figures.
Source & recencyWHERE THE RECORDS BEGINOfficial sources.
Official sources.
Financial context you can inspect.
Company registries and filed accounts form the foundation of financial research. Tax and revenue authorities provide additional identity and registration context where available.
Company registries
Legal entities, company status and filed documents. The records available depend on each jurisdiction’s disclosure requirements.
Identity and registrationFinancial filings
Reported accounts, financial periods and accounting scope. Check the original filing when a supporting link is supplied.
Statements and reporting periodsTax authorities
Tax and business-registration context. A tax record does not imply access to a company’s tax return or full financial statements.
Additional verification contextEXAMPLES FROM THE SOURCE DIRECTORY
United Kingdom Companies HouseAustralia ASICDenmark Danish Business Authority · CVRAustria FirmenbuchBelgium Crossroads Bank for EnterprisesFinland Finnish Trade Register · PRH
Source coverage and financial depth are different. Check the records returned for your company; refresh frequency and filing availability vary.
Explore Source to FilingFINANCIAL DATA DICTIONARY
Go deeper than revenue.
Explore 49 financial and reporting fields, from working capital to operating margins. Definitions help you understand the figures before using them.
49defined fields
across 6 categories
across 6 categories
Reporting contextDefinitions for your financial research
4 fields| Field name | Definition | Data type |
|---|---|---|
| Latest Accounts Date Filed | Most recent date when financial accounts were submitted | Date |
| Ticker | Stock market ticker symbol; applicable to listed companies | Text |
| Reporting Period | Financial period covered by the accounts | Date range |
| Consolidated A/cs | Whether the accounts cover a consolidated group | Boolean |
This dictionary describes the field set, not guaranteed availability for every company. Currency, reporting period and consolidation matter. Filing dates differ from period-end dates; ratios may be reported or calculated and need the relevant inputs. Ticker applies to listed companies.
FROM QUESTION TO ANSWER
Test coverage on the companies that matter to you.
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Choose a representative company
Use a real legal name, country and registration number from your research.
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Ask for an availability overview
Request periods, measures, currency, accounting scope and source references.
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Explore the financial picture
Compare performance across reporting periods, export the statements and follow the company through monitoring.
TRY THIS QUESTION
What financial data is available for Dyson Limited, company number 02627406 in the United Kingdom? List available periods, currencies, statement fields, ownership information and sources. Keep the reporting basis and source context with the figures.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Before you start.
Ten answers about financial data coverage.
Private-company coverage includes reporting context, earnings, assets, liabilities, equity, margins and financial ratios. The separate public listed-company dataset includes 133 financial indicators. Availability varies by company, country, period and source.
No. The dictionary describes the field set, not universal availability. A company may disclose only selected accounts or have missing inputs for particular ratios.
Available records draw on official company registries and financial filings, with tax and revenue authorities providing additional identity or registration context where available. Inspect the source attached to the specific record.
The private-company Q3 2026 snapshot includes 195 markets, with positive financial-report counts in 102. The separate public-company workbook includes 57,949 listed companies across 118 markets. Use the interactive map to switch datasets and inspect each country. A market-level count does not guarantee every field for every company.
The number of reporting years varies by entity and source. Ask for the available periods first and preserve gaps when building a time series.
Refresh frequency depends on the source and record type. Financial accounts also follow their own filing cycle. Check the financial period, filing date and available record dates rather than assuming every figure updates daily.
Different disclosure formats provide different statement detail. A company can have available balance-sheet information without a disclosed revenue figure. Missing turnover should not be interpreted as zero sales.
Ratios may be supplied in a record or calculated from available financial inputs. Check the definition, formula, period and accounting scope; the necessary inputs may not exist for every company.
No. Tax-authority records can provide registration or business-identity context. Their presence does not imply access to a company’s confidential tax return or complete financial accounts.
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