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Coverage

12 markets, one corpus.

Every company in Central and Eastern Europe that files, on one identity spine, with its history kept. This page states what is held, in absolute volume, measured on the customer database and dated. Depth differs by market and by field; inside the product every figure carries the date it was read.

Populations measured 2026-09-09Volumes measured 2026-09-11

Contents

  1. Markets
  2. What is held
  3. Volumes
  4. How to read the numbers
  5. How it is delivered

Markets

The 12 markets in scope, with companies identified by their national registration numbers and, where issued, LEI codes. Foreign parents outside these markets are resolved into the corpus so a chain of control does not stop at the border.

  • ATAustria
  • BGBulgaria
  • HRCroatia
  • CZCzechia
  • EEEstonia
  • HUHungary
  • LVLatvia
  • LTLithuania
  • PLPoland
  • RORomania
  • SKSlovakia
  • SISlovenia

Markets differ in what their registers publish and when. Some publish full statements, some totals only, some identity alone. The product shows that difference per field rather than averaging it away.

What is held

Five kinds of fact about a private company, built from public records and openly licensed data across about 70 feeds, joined on one company identity.

Ownership and corporate groups

Shareholders, parents, subsidiaries and the chain of control behind a local company, including foreign parents outside the region.

Financials and sector benchmarks

Filed income statements, balance sheets and derived ratios by fiscal year, with peer quartiles by sector, market, year and size band.

Directors and officers

Registered roles with their dates, across companies and across borders, so the same person can be followed from one board to the next.

Counterparty-risk facts

Registered status, VAT standing, tax-debtor and insolvency flags, sanctions and enforcement records, each with the date it was observed.

Watch and change history

Prior versions of every record are kept. Watchlists, alerts and webhooks surface the day a fact changes.

Volumes

Each count names the population it counts. Sole proprietors are held for identity resolution but never served, and every figure below excludes them unless it says otherwise.

9,616,148Companies indexedevery registry row we hold, sole proprietors included
7,332,202Companies browsablesole proprietors excluded — what a customer can query
1,878,074With revenue on filebrowsable companies carrying at least one filed revenue figure
350,886With EBITDA on filebrowsable companies whose filing carries enough lines to derive EBITDA
What is heldRecords
Companies with financial statements2,222,287
Filed financial years10,696,774
People and officer roles15,511,848
Shareholder records3,304,917
Headcount observations2,985,303
Chains of control resolved155,917
Sector benchmark cells15,458
Prior record versions kept524,500

Measured on the customer database on 2026-09-11. The corpus grows daily; numbers on this page are re-measured, not extrapolated.

How to read the numbers

  • A count is a floor on filed data. A company with no revenue on file has not filed one we can read, which is itself a fact worth knowing and is shown as such.
  • Every value is dated. Financial periods, register reads and change events all carry the date they were observed, so an as-of view is always possible.
  • No opinions. Amberbook stores raw components and filed figures. It does not issue ratings or blended scores; customers build their own assessment.
  • Depth is answered on the screen. How deep market X is for field Y is answered inside the product against the exact scope you build, where the per-field measurement sits next to every figure.

How it is delivered

  • Web application
  • Sheets workbench
  • Excel, CSV and PDF exports
  • REST API

Access is by invitation, with trials arranged on request and paid engagements documented in an order form.

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