Company profile
Legal identity and group structure of any entity with an LEI (Legal Entity Identifier), with the open data published by GLEIF.
Public, official data, not private information
We only show what entities declare to the LEI system. We don't collect data from third-party websites or infer private information.
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How to use it
- 1Type the company's name (or its LEI, if you know it) and choose the right entity in the results.
- 2Check the profile: legal name, address, legal form, register, LEI status and group structure.
- 3Click the parent or a subsidiary to open its profile. With an account you can add it to a competitor group.
How it calculates
- The data comes from the LEI system (Legal Entity Identifier, ISO 17442), published by GLEIF from what each entity declares to its issuer, which checks it against the official register.
- The direct and ultimate parents are those the entity declares under consolidated accounting control. If it doesn't report them, the declared exception is shown.
- The LEI is validated with its check digits (ISO 7064, MOD 97-10) before it's queried.
Verifiable example
A company with “LEI: Lapsed” hasn't renewed its data with its issuer. It may still be operating, but the profile may be out of date: check it in the companies register.
Limitations
- Only entities with an LEI appear. It's mandatory for trading in financial markets, so many SMEs don't have one.
- It doesn't include annual accounts, directors, employees or turnover.
- Group relationships are those declared to the LEI system, not a complete map of the group.