Financial Statement

Allowing users to access and analyze the company's financial statements

This screen provides users with a comprehensive overview of a company's financial health.

The presentation of financial statements here varies, and your selection determines how financial data appears in the Financial Analysis and Summary tabs

Figure 1: Financial Statements

We offers various customization options to tailor the displayed information according to the user's preferences.

1. Financial Statements (FS):

Users can select from different types of financial reports to view on the screen. These reports typically include the Balance Sheet, Income Statement, and Cash Flow Statements.

Figure 2: Types of FS

1. Sources of Information:

Users can specify the sources of the financial information they want to view. The available sources may include Public Announcements, Tax Filings, Credit Filings, and Other sources. This flexibility enables users to gather data from different channels and cross-reference information to ensure accuracy and reliability.

Figure 3: Source

1. Type of FS:

Users have the option to view either consolidated or separate financial statements.

Consolidated statements include the financial data of a company and its subsidiaries, providing a comprehensive picture of the entire corporate group's financial performance.

On the other hand, separate financial statements - also known as individual or stand-alone financial statements, are prepared for an individual company or entity without consolidating the financial results and position of its subsidiaries. These statements provide a detailed view of the financial performance and position of the individual entity.

Users can choose the type of financial statement that best suits their analysis needs.

Figure 4: Types of FS

1. Audit Status:

Users can filter financial statements based on their audit status.

Audited financial statements have undergone a thorough examination by an external auditing firm, ensuring a higher level of accuracy and reliability.

Unaudited statements, while not formally examined by an auditor, still provide valuable financial data. Users can view audited or unaudited statements based on their preferences and risk tolerance.

Figure 5: Audit Status

1. Method:

Users can select between direct and indirect methods of presenting financial data.

The direct method shows the actual cash flows in and out of the company, providing a clear understanding of the cash flow sources and uses.

The indirect method starts with net income and adjusts it to reflect cash flows, focusing on changes in balance sheet items. Users can choose the method that aligns with their analysis requirements and preferences.

Figure 6: Method

1. Other settings:

The screen provides a "Recommended Filters" button, which allows users to revert all changes and return to the default settings. This feature assists users who are unsure about what condition to apply and provides them with a starting point for their analysis.

Figure 7: Recommended Filters

To enhance the visibility of critical indicators and reduce screen length, simply click the icon to collapse the financial indicators.