A structured ledger of company records, built so you can pull identification details and core financial figures for any registered company — filtered by country, economic activity sector, and evaluation year — in a single search.
This page gives you direct access to an economic database that stores identification and financial information for companies operating around the world. Each record covers a single company in a single year, so the same company can appear more than once across different evaluation years.
Rather than browsing a static list, you narrow the database down yourself: pick the country the company operates in, the economic sector it belongs to, and the year of the financial evaluation. The tool then returns every matching company record as a readable table, with company identification fields on the left and financial figures on the right.
Behind the form, the tool runs a query against a company table and returns matching rows drawn from a shared evaluation dataset — the same kind of structured recordkeeping a ledger book has kept for centuries, just searchable instead of leafed through page by page.
Comparing companies across a sector or a country usually means chasing figures across annual reports, registries, and disclosures scattered in different formats. This tool exists to collapse that search into three choices — country, sector, year — so financial figures that would otherwise take hours to gather sit side by side in one table.
It is built for evaluation, not just lookup: the fields returned (sales, purchases, gross profit, expenses, net profit, assets) are exactly the figures needed to judge how a company is performing relative to its peers in the same sector and year.
Select a country, an economic sector (classified by ISIC Rev.4 code), and a year from the drop-down menus in the search form below.
Your three selections are matched against the company table, which stores one row per company per evaluation year.
Every company whose country, sector, and year match your selection is pulled from the database — identification fields together with its financial figures for that year.
Matching rows are displayed in a scrollable table beneath the form, with website links made clickable and every value escaped safely for display.
If nothing matches your three filters, the tool tells you plainly instead of showing an empty table — try a different sector or year.
Every search needs exactly three inputs. There is nothing else to fill in.
The country where the company operates, e.g. Egypt. Defaults to Egypt, the dataset's primary coverage area.
The company's economic activity, grouped using the ISIC Rev.4 classification (e.g. "10 — Manufacture of food products"). Sectors are organized under lettered divisions from Agriculture through Public administration.
The evaluation year for the financial figures, currently available from 2011 through 2015.
Each row in the results table is one company. The first block of columns identifies the company; the second block reports its financial figures for the selected year.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Company name / Email / Telephone / Website | Contact and identification details for the company. Website addresses are shown as clickable links. |
| Legal form | The company's legal structure (e.g. joint stock company, limited liability company). |
| Products | The main products or services the company is known for. |
| Paid capital | The capital the company has actually paid in, as opposed to authorized capital. |
| Id company / Year / Sector / Country | The record's internal identifier and the three filters it matched. |
| Sales value | Total revenue from sales for the year. |
| Purchases value | Total value of goods or materials purchased during the year. |
| Gross profit | Sales value less the direct cost of what was sold, before operating expenses. |
| Expenses | Operating expenses incurred during the year. |
| Debit interest | Interest expense paid on the company's borrowing. |
| Other revenues | Income earned outside the company's core sales activity. |
| Net profit | What remains after all expenses and interest are deducted from gross profit and other revenues — the bottom line for the year. |
| Assets value | The total value of what the company owns as of the evaluation year. |
Suppose you want to compare food manufacturers operating in Egypt for the 2015 evaluation year. You would make these three selections and press Search:
| Company | Legal form | Sales | Purchases | Gross profit | Expenses | Net profit | Assets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delta Food Products | Joint stock | 2,850,000 | 1,960,000 | 890,000 | 640,000 | 140,500 | 3,410,000 |
| Nile Valley Grains Co. | Limited liability | 1,410,000 | 1,020,000 | 390,000 | 305,000 | 62,300 | 1,780,000 |
Sample figures shown for illustration — your actual results will reflect whichever companies match the country, sector, and year you select.
Benchmarking a company's sales, profit, and assets against peers in the same sector and year.
Screening candidate companies within a country and sector before deeper due diligence.
Checking capital, profit, and expense levels as part of a lending or credit-risk review.
Building sector-level or cross-country datasets for economic and finance studies.
Identifying active companies and competitors within a specific industry classification.
Reviewing how a sector performed in a given year to inform policy or planning decisions.
Choose a country, a sector, and a year, then press Search to retrieve matching company records.