GET /companies/{id}/financials returns a company's annual financial statements as filed with the official register, mapped to one standard chart across countries. The last three fiscal years (more as filings arrive; years= takes up to 10), the company's own and its consolidated group's statements, comparable figures in the filing currency and in euro, a balance-sheet consistency check and a link to the filing where the register provides one. GET /companies/{id}?include=financials adds the latest statement to the company record.
Revenue, gross profit, operating profit, profit before tax, net profit, personnel costs, depreciation, interest expense, total assets, fixed and current assets, cash, inventories, receivables, equity, current and non-current liabilities, total liabilities and employees. Add include=lines for every mapped balance-sheet and profit-and-loss line. Each statement carries a balance-sheet consistency check and flags for derived figures. Euro figures use the ECB annual average of the fiscal year, for comparison.
Annual accounts as filed. Professional plan and above (EUR 29.99 a month); free trial keys get 10 calls a month. Countries: GB, FR, DK, SE and NO. For France, accounts keyed by INPI from the filed documents; none for companies that declare their accounts confidential (about 45% of French filers), and no profit and loss account where only it is declared confidential. Elsewhere digitally filed accounts only: for the UK, electronic filings, about three in four, and small and micro companies often file no profit and loss account; for Denmark, annual reports where most small companies report gross profit instead of revenue (Contains CVR data (Erhvervsstyrelsen), CC BY 4.0.); for Sweden, digitally filed reports only; for Norway, the last three approved accounts and no employee count. The last three fiscal years at launch. Not available for Spain (sold per document) or Ireland (PDF images). Belgium and Finland: not yet. Poland and Croatia: not served. No credit score or rating.
Supplier and customer due diligence, credit decisions, KYB onboarding and ongoing review of a counterparty's filed accounts.