Germany filings & disclosures.
Every annual, interim and ad-hoc report from 669 German listed companies — searchable, structured, free for the web. Same dataset, available via the API.
Public-company filings in Germany are supervised by Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin). Reporting follows IFRS (consolidated); HGB (separate). Filings are most commonly published in German and English. Major issuers are listed on DAX 40, MDAX and SDAX. Calendar year (majority); some Sept year-end.
Disclosure in Germany — what gets published, by whom, when
Germany operates one of Europe's most disclosure-dense regulatory regimes. Listed issuers report to BaFin (Federal Financial Supervisory Authority) under the EU Transparency Directive, and ad-hoc disclosures are routed through the Bundesanzeiger (Federal Gazette) and the company's chosen distribution provider. Annual reports are filed in machine-readable iXBRL under the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) mandate, alongside the legacy PDF copy.
The German filings calendar is dominated by the calendar-year cycle: the bulk of Geschäftsberichte (annual reports) for prior-year financials lands between February and April, with semi-annual and Q1/Q3 interim reports clustered around mid-year and late-October. Ad-hoc disclosures (price-sensitive announcements under MAR Article 17) arrive continuously and are the largest by volume. FinancialReports indexes all four classes — annual, interim, ad-hoc, and supplemental disclosures (insider transactions, voting-rights notifications) — within roughly one minute of publication, deduplicated against the Bundesanzeiger and the issuer-side IR distributor.
Accounting follows IFRS for consolidated financials and HGB (Handelsgesetzbuch / German Commercial Code) for separate-entity financials, so most DAX-, MDAX-, and SDAX-listed groups publish a dual set. Filing language is overwhelmingly German; an English version is available for almost all DAX 40 issuers and a majority of MDAX, but smaller-cap and Scale-segment filings are German-only. The dataset preserves both languages where present and exposes language metadata on every filing for downstream filtering.
For analysts, the practical upshot is that Germany delivers a deep historical archive (consolidated IFRS statements going back to 2005, interim and ad-hoc disclosures further) plus a high-throughput live feed. The platform exposes filings as JSON metadata, Markdown content (the same text rendered on the public web pages), and original PDF / iXBRL — pick the format that matches your pipeline.
- Filings indexed
- 277,761
- across all filing types
- Listed companies
- 669
- German issuers tracked
- Country
- DE
- Germany
- Typical indexing
- < 1 min
- from regulator publish
Reporting at a glance — Germany
Regulator, indices, accounting, language- Primary indices
- DAX 40MDAXSDAXTecDAX
- Accounting standards
- IFRS (consolidated); HGB (separate)
- Reporting languages
- GermanEnglish
- Fiscal year
- Calendar year (majority); some Sept year-end
Most recent filings
Latest 15 from GermanyTop issuers by filings volume
Most active German companies| Company | Filings |
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7,416 |
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3,505 |
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1,875 |
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1,850 |
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1,818 |
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1,768 |
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1,701 |
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1,665 |
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1,648 |
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1,560 |
Pull Germany filings from the API
Filter by ISO DE on the global filings endpoint# All German filings, newest first curl "https://api.financialreports.eu/api/filings/?countries=DE" \ -H "x-api-key: $FR_API_KEY" # Just 10-K-style annual reports for Germany curl "https://api.financialreports.eu/api/filings/?countries=DE&type=10-K" \ -H "x-api-key: $FR_API_KEY"
Filings activity by year
Last 6 years · German issuers- 2026 5,304
- 2025 16,858
- 2024 19,082
- 2023 18,320
- 2022 18,163
- 2021 18,657
Reporting languages
Filing-by-filing distribution- English 183,694
- German 93,142
- Finnish 489
- Lithuanian 249
- Hungarian 53