Company financial statements

Revenue, profit and assets per year, read from the published financial statements. As numbers you can compare, not PDFs you download.

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The data comes from the financial statements the companies themselves publish in the business register and the Government Gazette. The original document accompanies every year.

130.586 companies with financial statements
2008 earliest financial year

From PDF to numbers

Financial statements are filed in the register as PDF files. To compare two companies, or to see a trend over time, you have to open each file separately and copy the figures out.

Here the figures are already read and laid out per year: revenue, profit before and after tax, assets, equity. The original document stays next to them, so every figure can be checked at its source.

Where a filing is missing from the register, we look for the publication in the Government Gazette, which for older years is often the only source.

What you see for each company

Revenue per year

Each year's revenue in a chart and a table, so the trend is visible and not just the latest year.

Assets and equity

Total assets, equity and liabilities, as published in the balance sheet.

Comparison with the sector

Where the company stands against the median of its activity code, in revenue and in margin.

The original document

Every figure comes with the registry filing or the Government Gazette issue it was taken from.

Rankings

Which companies have the highest revenue or the highest profit, overall, by sector and by legal form.

Alert on a new filing

An email when a new financial statement is filed for a company you follow.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find a company's financial statements?
Search for the company by VAT number or name and open the Financials section of its profile. You will see the figures per year and, below them, the original registry documents.
Are financial statements public?
Yes. Capital companies, that is SA, Ltd and private capital companies, must publish annual financial statements in the business register. Partnerships mostly do not.
Why don't all companies have financial statements?
Because not all are required to. Of more than a million registered businesses, most are sole traders or partnerships with no filing obligation. Statements exist for those that actually filed them.
How far back does the data go?
The earliest financial year we have processed is 2008. Coverage is better for recent years, because electronic filing in the register spread gradually.
How soon does a new filing appear?
New filings are picked up daily. The figures are read from the document and added to the profile, with the original PDF always available for checking.
What is free and what needs a subscription?
Revenue and assets are open without an account, together with the original documents. Profit, margin and ratios, as well as list exports, need a subscription.
Can I find companies by their revenue?
Yes. In advanced search you can filter by revenue range, activity code, region and legal form, and export the result.
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