BusinessCreditReports

Company financial intelligence

Company financial
statements.
Private & public.

See how a business earns, what it owns and what it owes. Access filed company accounts, financial history and ratios from Business Credit Reports.

Find company financials Explore the example

Private and publicly listed companies. Financial depth follows the company’s disclosures.

The financials, in focusOriginal film / 00:30
Film description
Official filings. Structured financials.Platform / API / MCP / Data feeds

01 / Look beyond the headline

Revenue grew.
What happened to cash?

One figure rarely tells the whole story. Explore five years of company financials, then examine the statements behind the trend.

Example Business Services Ltd

United Kingdom Unconsolidated accounts GBP millions
Anonymised historical example
Five-year trajectory

Growth and liquidity took different paths.

2020 → 2024
TurnoverCash balanceIndexed: 2020 = 100
Turnover grew while the cash balance fell, 2020–2024Anonymised historical example. Turnover rose from 53.886 to 81.084 million pounds, an increase of 50.5 percent. Cash fell from 13.568 to 5.017 million pounds, a decrease of 63.0 percent. Each series is indexed to 100 in 2020.050100150Turnover 2020: £53.886mTurnover 2021: £61.271mTurnover 2022: £64.821mTurnover 2023: £72.923mTurnover 2024: £81.084mCash 2020: £13.568mCash 2021: £9.393mCash 2022: £6.473mCash 2023: £6.784mCash 2024: £5.017m20202021202220232024

The index compares changes from each metric’s 2020 value. Cash is a balance-sheet position, rather than a cash-flow statement.

Latest period end31 Dec 2024Accounts filed24 Sep 2025Example report dated23 Jun 2026
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Company identity is anonymised. Figures are transcribed from the supplied historical report, with the original currency and units retained. They are not a live company assessment. Read the worked analysis ↗

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Find the company you need to review.

Select a country and enter the company’s legal name.

Free company preview. Full reports available on request.

Search by company number or VAT

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02 / Private & publicly listed

Different disclosures.
One place to investigate.

Research private suppliers, listed counterparties and the legal entities behind a group. Keep the reporting context with the numbers.

01 / PRIVATE COMPANIES

Private company
financial statements.

Access statutory accounts filed with official registries. Bring private-company financials into supplier reviews, credit decisions and acquisition research.

  • Profit & loss, balance sheet and cash flow, where disclosed
  • Available financial history and key ratios
  • Filing references and source documents in supported jurisdictions
Disclosure matters.

A registered company may publish only limited accounts. Some markets do not make most private-company financials public.

Explore sources by country
02 / PUBLICLY LISTED COMPANIES

Public company
financial statements.

Review annual reports and available interim or regulatory statements. Compare financial performance with the company’s statutory and group accounts in context.

  • Revenue, profitability, assets, liabilities and cash-flow data
  • Historical periods in a standardised structure
  • Consolidated or entity-level accounts identified for review
Match the reporting entity.

A listed group’s consolidated results describe a different scope from the subsidiary you may be contracting with.

Find the company you need
Company coverage ≠ full financial disclosure.

Business Credit Reports’ wider company universe covers 600M+ records across 200 countries. Available financial statements, fields and history depend on the company, jurisdiction and filing.

Start with your own counterparties

See what’s available
for the companies you care about.

Share your priority companies, markets and required financial fields.

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03 / Inside the financials

The statements.
The questions they answer.

Move from the financial headline to the underlying account. Standardised line items help your team work across different filing formats.

01

Income statement

Revenue, costs, operating profit and profit after tax.

Is the business earning more?

Compare growth with margins and profitability over time.

02

Balance sheet

Assets, liabilities, equity, cash and working capital.

What supports its obligations?

Inspect the resources and liabilities at the reporting date.

03

Cash-flow statement

Operating, investing and financing cash flows, where filed.

Where is the cash coming from?

Distinguish cash generated by trading from borrowing or asset sales.

04

Ratios & financial history

Liquidity, profitability and multi-period comparisons.

Is the direction improving?

Review trends, calculation definitions and changes in reporting scope.

Up to 20 years of filing history is available in supported markets. A missing line item is treated as unavailable, rather than a zero value.

04 / Evidence, kept in view

A figure you can
put in context.

Financial periods, filing dates and retrieval dates describe different events. Keep them distinct when assessing freshness or comparing companies.

Explore our data sources
Example / accounts context
Period end
31 December 2024The date the accounts describe
Accounts filed
24 September 2025When the accounts were submitted
Example report
23 June 2026Report generation date; not the filing date
Currency & units
GBP · millionsKeep units consistent across comparisons
Accounts basis
UnconsolidatedThe individual company’s accounts

Source references accompany the relevant data. Original filed documents are available in selected jurisdictions.

05 / Your workflow

From one company
to your whole portfolio.

Give finance and risk teams a company view they can investigate. Deliver structured financial data into the systems they already use.

01 / RESEARCH

Online platform

Find the legal entity, explore its available financials and review the wider company report.

Search for a company
02 / INTEGRATE

Financials API

Retrieve company financials by company ID and bring available periods into your applications.

Request API documentation
03 / ASK

MCP access

Use compatible AI assistants to retrieve company financials, then inspect the supporting figures.

Discuss MCP access
04 / SCALE

Bulk data & feeds

Scope financial datasets, country coverage, refresh schedules and licensing around your portfolio.

Discuss data delivery

Need a report your team can review?

Request a PDF report and we’ll follow up about availability.

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Company financials / FAQs

What you need
to know.

Finding financial statements, understanding coverage and using the figures well.

Ask about your requirements
01

Where can I find a company’s financial statements?

Start with the correct legal name, registration number and country. Company accounts may be filed with a business registry, while listed-company reports may also appear through securities regulators, exchanges or investor-relations websites. Business Credit Reports brings available company financials into a structured view. Search for a company.

02

How do I find private company financial statements?

Identify the private company and its country of registration, then check the available statutory accounts. Disclosure differs by market, company size and filing regime. A private company may publish a full set of accounts, a limited balance sheet, or no public financial statements. Explore official sources by country.

03

Do you cover private and public company financials?

Yes. Business Credit Reports provides financial data for private and publicly listed companies, where disclosed. Available fields, document access and historical depth are confirmed for the relevant company and market. A company record in the wider database does not guarantee a complete set of financial statements.

04

What financial statements are included?

Available data can include an income statement, balance sheet, cash-flow statement and financial ratios. The income statement describes performance over a period; the balance sheet describes assets, liabilities and equity at a date; the cash-flow statement describes cash movements. Some filings omit one or more statements.

05

How much financial history is available?

Up to 20 years of filing history is available in supported markets. The actual periods depend on company age, public disclosure and source availability. Compare consistent period lengths and check restatements or changes in the accounts basis before treating a series as like-for-like.

06

Can I find revenue for every private company?

No. Revenue is available when it is disclosed in the accessible statements. For example, qualifying UK small companies and micro-entities can omit the profit and loss account from their public Companies House filing. Many US private companies are not SEC reporting companies. Missing revenue should stay unavailable. Companies House guidance · SEC company-information guidance.

07

How do I compare financial statements across countries?

Check currency, units, period end, period length, accounting standards and whether the accounts are consolidated. Standardised line items make records easier to analyse, but differences in accounting policy and reporting scope still matter. Document currency conversions separately from the original figures.

08

Are company accounts the same as a group’s financial statements?

Entity-level accounts describe one legal company. Consolidated accounts describe a group and include consolidation adjustments. A parent’s consolidated revenue should not be attributed to each subsidiary, and adding entity accounts together can double-count internal transactions. Review the scope that matches your counterparty.

09

How do I check how current the financials are?

Read the financial period end and filing date alongside the data or report date. Recently retrieved accounts can still describe an older financial period. The example on this page deliberately shows its 2024 period end, 2025 filing date and 2026 report date separately. Source schedules determine when new filings become available.

10

Can we access company financial statements through an API or MCP?

Yes. Business Credit Reports offers company financials through its APIs and MCP tools for compatible AI assistants. Bulk data and platform access are also available. Share your company list, required fields, history, refresh needs and intended use so the team can confirm coverage and commercial terms. Discuss financial data access.

Company financial statements

Your next decision.
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Company financials. In focus.

Anonymised historical example. On-screen captions carry the full message; the film is silent.