Companies
One identity per company, however the source spells itOne identity per company, however the source spells it
The hub files the same organisation under four names. Until that is fixed, a bank is ranked against itself, a screener sorts by reporting convention, and a company page cannot find its own financials.
Hover a node: every link names the register it was matched in.
One company, four registers and the headlines tagged to it. Hover a node to see which register the link was matched in.
Live, on figures read out of the terminal's cache on 2026-10-04, each carrying the year it was reported.
What it does
- Audited statements across 21 reporting yearsAssets, deposits, loans, liabilities, paid-up capital, profit before and after tax, branches and employees for every bank the hub publishes.
- Thirty state enterprises, transcribedIncome statement, balance sheet, cash flow and the auditor's own findings — the pre-IPO pipeline, in the form a sponsor has to read it.
- A screener over all of itFilter every bank, enterprise and listing on any metric the data can actually support, with the derived columns marked as derived.
- Peer panels that state their basisThe panel an issuer would be priced against, ranked only on reported absolutes, with the reporting year shown for every row.
What it refuses
On a market this thin the refusals are the product. Anything that fills a gap quietly is the thing you would have to check by hand anyway.
- A raw ratio columnThe same ratio arrives as a percent from one bank and a fraction from the next. No ratio is offered as a sortable column; every one is derived here from two absolutes in the same row.
- A bank ranked against itself“Awash Bank”, “AWASH BANK”, “Awash Bank Share Company” and “Awash Bank S.C.” are one company. Names fold to their distinguishing words before anything is ranked.
- A figure that cannot be what it saysOne bank reports paid-up capital at 0.01% of its own assets. No licensed bank is. That figure is set aside with the reason, not ranked as the weakest bank in the country.
Reads from
- Published bank statements
- State enterprise audited accounts
- NBE licence register