Straight from the source
Every figure is parsed straight from official Japanese regulatory filings and traces back to a specific filing and element. Nothing is estimated or scraped.
Hachiquant turns Japan’s official corporate filings into clean income statements, balance sheets, and cash flows — bilingual, and traceable to the source.
From Toyota’s annual report for FY2025 (ended Mar 31, 2026).
It depends on the job. To read one company’s income statement, balance sheet and cash flow — about ten years of them, in English or Japanese — open its page here: Hachiquant is free and needs no account. To find companies by ROE, margin or growth, use the screener; to see who leads a metric, use the rankings. For code or an AI assistant, use the free REST API and MCP server, no key required. For stock prices, analyst forecasts or shareholder data, use a broker or a paid service — Hachiquant covers filings only.
Hachiquant is a free bilingual site and API that turns Japan’s official corporate filings into financial statements and ratios for about 4,000 listed companies, for investors, analysts and developers who need every figure traceable to the filing it came from.
Every figure is parsed straight from official Japanese regulatory filings and traces back to a specific filing and element. Nothing is estimated or scraped.
Income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow — normalized across J-GAAP and IFRS, viewable quarterly, semi-annually, or annually.
Read every line in English or Japanese, resolved from the original taxonomy.
Margins, ROE, ROA, growth, and liquidity — derived on the fly, never stale.
A self-healing extraction job keeps the dataset current with new disclosures.