Data corrections
We fix data issues as we find them. Recent corrections:
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Sony's revenue now includes financial services
For FY Mar 2022–2025, revenue counted sales only, while operating income already included the financial-services segment. Revenue now includes financial-services revenue, and the operating margin and revenue growth built on it change accordingly.
Revenue, FY Mar 2024: Before ¥11.26T After ¥13.02T
Affected companies: 6758 Sony Group -
US-GAAP years: ROE uses owners' equity and equity ratio is filled
These reports state owners' equity only as an equity ratio, so ROE used equity including non-controlling interests and the equity ratio was blank. Owners' equity is now the reported equity ratio times total assets, and the equity ratio is the reported one.
Toyota ROE, FY Mar 2018: Before 12.9% After 13.8%
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Banks, insurers and securities firms: free cash flow is not shown
A bank's, insurer's or securities firm's operating cash flow moves with deposits, loans, policy funds and trading balances, so free cash flow says nothing about the business. It is now blank with the reason "Not meaningful for financial companies"; their other metrics are unchanged.
MUFG free cash flow, FY Mar 2026: Before −¥23.7T After Not shown
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MHI's operating margin now says why it is blank
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries reports business profit, a company-defined measure, instead of IFRS operating profit. Its operating margin stays blank, now with that reason instead of "not reported".
Affected companies: 7011 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries -
Company names come from the newest filing
When a company filed several reports on the same day, its name could differ between search, the directory and its own pages. Every page now uses the newest filing, and a withdrawn filing no longer sets a company's name.
Affected companies: All companies -
Capital expenditure includes intangible assets
Capital expenditure now counts purchases of software and other intangible assets as well as property, plant and equipment. Free cash flow is restated for every year and falls for companies that spend heavily on software.
Affected companies: All companies -
A short transition period is never the latest year
A fiscal period shorter than 181 days, such as one after a change of year-end, is no longer used as the headline year. It stays visible as its own column in the statements.
Toshin Holdings headline year: Before 8-day period After Last full year
Affected companies: 9444 Toshin Holdings -
Gross margin is not computed from a negative cost of sales
A cost of sales reported with the wrong sign produced impossible gross margins. Such periods now show no gross margin instead.
Takeda gross margin, a 2019 half-year: Before 134% After Not shown
Affected companies: 4502 Takeda Pharmaceutical -
Sanyo Chemical is read as Japanese GAAP again
One summary figure labelled for US GAAP had switched the company's accounting standard. Its statements and metrics are Japanese GAAP again.
Accounting standard: Before US GAAP After Japanese GAAP
Affected companies: 4471 Sanyo Chemical Industries -
Withdrawn filings are excluded from every figure
Figures from withdrawn or non-disclosed filings no longer appear in statements, metrics, rankings or the screener. A reused securities code now resolves only to the company that holds it today.
Affected companies: All companies