Supply Chain Data helps users from around the world to discover and share business intelligence using advanced data analytics without coding.

We integrate data, models and visualization tools for hard-to-uncover business insights just a few clicks away. To date, we host the data of enterprises publicly traded on many world's largest stock exchanges across four continents, they are New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq Stock Exchange, Toronto Stock Exchange (America); London Stock Exchange, Euronext, Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Xetra, Borsa Italiana, SIX Swiss Exchange (Europe); Tokyo Stock Exchange, Korea Exchange, National Stock Exchange of India, Shenzhen and Shanghai Stock Exchanges, Hong Kong Stock Exchange (Asia); Australian Securities Exchange (Oceania). These enterprises are headquartered in nearly 100 countries. Data is updated multiple times a year and thus does not reflect daily changes. Data is subject to changes due to restating a financial statement, changes in Generally Accepted Accounting Principles – GAAP (retroactively), changes in reporting entity (change of ownership, M&A, spin-offs, delisting), changes in the exchanges that enterprises are traded, and changes in industry classification.

Data sources: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) 10-K reports, annual reports and / or financial statements from the stock exchanges aforementioned.

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Data dimensions:

• Industry: Enterprises are classified by a globally standardized industry classification - the Global Industry Classification Standard 8/31/2016 version. This is a tiered classification, including 11 Sectors (level 1), 24 Industry Groups (level 2), 68 Industries (level 3), 157 Sub-Industries (level 4). For a complete list of the tiers and their explanations, please see MSCI and Standard & Poor's websites.
• Region: by country, by state or province (or other administrative divisions).
• Organizational form: state-owned enterprise, private enterprise, .... Private enterprises refer to private-owned enterprises in contrast to state-owned enterprises.
• Reporting year: Enterprise profile and financial data are reported by reporting years. For example, data labeled “2021” has a reporting date between 7/16/2021 and 7/15/2022.

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Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):

Enterprises' financial data is presented in a globally unified accounting standard. The following table summarizes some popular KPIs in each of the four areas: profitability, growth, financial health, and efficiency.

Area	KPIs to watch
Profitability	Gross profit, operating income or loss, net income, gross margin, operating margin, net margin, return on assets, ...
Growth	Growth of revenue, growth of net income, growth of free cash flow
Financial health	Current ratio, liability asset ratio, …
Efficiency	Inventory days, cash conversion cycle, asset turnover, ...

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