Company Financials Data: SEC Filing Figures for America's Largest Companies
Company Financials Data organises the headline financial figures of large U.S.-listed companies in one consistent format, drawn entirely from the companies' own annual filings. Every number on this site — revenue, net income, gross profit, operating income, diluted earnings per share, operating cash flow, capital expenditures, free cash flow, total assets, cash, long-term debt and stockholders' equity — is taken from the SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts dataset, which republishes the tagged values in each company's Form 10-K. Data: SEC EDGAR company facts, retrieved October 2026, with each figure labelled by the fiscal year it was filed under.
Biggest companies by latest reported revenue
Most visitors arrive with one of three questions. How big is this company? Follow revenue and total assets. How profitable is it? Follow net income, operating income and the net profit margin. How much cash does it really generate? Follow operating cash flow and free cash flow, which on this site is a calculated figure — operating cash flow minus capital expenditures — and is always labelled as calculated. Each question has a dedicated ranking in our rankings section and a dedicated company page for every filer in the company directory.
Why build a site on filing data alone?
Because filings are the one source every other source copies. Market commentary, news summaries and data aggregators all ultimately restate what companies reported to the Securities and Exchange Commission, sometimes with adjustments, estimates or errors introduced along the way. By working directly from EDGAR's tagged company facts we keep the chain short: the figure on the page is the figure the company filed, for the fiscal year shown, retrievable by anyone from the same public dataset. Where a company does not report a measure in a comparable tagged format — a common situation for banks, insurers and foreign private issuers reporting under other frameworks — we show fewer measures for that company rather than inventing or estimating the missing ones.
New readers should spend ten minutes in the Learn section, where each measure is explained in plain English with a worked example from a real filing, and read the methodology page, which sets out exactly how annual values are selected when a filing contains several, how calculated figures are derived, and what the limits of tagged data are. Returning readers can go straight to the directory or the rankings.