What you may do with these figures

What this is

AI Financials publishes figures read from companies' own filings, public registers and public releases by stated rules, each with its basis and its date. How the figures are built is on the methodology page. The document a figure was read from is always the authority: where a figure here and its document disagree, the document is right and the rule that read it is wrong.

Not advice, and no warranty

Information only. Nothing here is investment, legal, tax or accounting advice, or an offer or a solicitation to buy or sell anything. Figures are read by rules that can miss a sentence or misread one; how they are kept right is on the methodology page. The site and its data are provided as they are, without warranty of any kind, and no liability is accepted for decisions made using them.

What you may do

Read, quote and chart any figure in your own analysis, research, articles and client work — crediting AI Financials with a link to the page the figure is on.

What you may not do

• Redistribute the datasets in bulk, as a feed, or for sale.
• Use them to build or populate a database, product or service that stands in for this one.
• Collect them by automated means beyond the limits the site sets, or get around those limits — by rotating addresses, forging headers or any other means.

The underlying documents

The figures are read from public material — the companies' own reports and releases, public registers, market data and rating actions — and each keeps its owner's terms: market series and indices remain the property of their providers. These terms cover what this site adds — the selection, what the rules read and the joins between documents.

Changes

These terms can change. The date at the top says when they last did.