Official Financials on Growth Companies
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Official financials for growth companies
Innopipe provides extensive financial information for private companies across 16 European countries. This includes access to key financial statements, offering valuable insights for decision-making.
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European Coverage
Financials for private companies across 16 European countries.
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We focus on growth companies, helping you assess potential partners or benchmark your pipeline with confidence and clarity.
Requirements per country
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Abbreviated balance sheet
- Short appendix
- No profit and loss account required
Definition of a Micro Company
- €350,000 balance sheet total
- €700,000 sales in the past 12 months
- 10 employees (annual average)
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Simplified financial statements
- Double-entry bookkeeping
- Must follow Belgian GAAP accounting rules
- Must file reports in Dutch, French, or German, depending on the region
Definition of a Micro Company
- €350,000 total assets
- €700,000 turnover (excluding VAT)
- 10 employees (annual average)
- It must not be a subsidiary or parent company.
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Profit and loss account
- Balance sheet
Definition of a Micro Company
All companies in Denmark must submit financial statements, regardless of size.
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Balance sheet
- Income statement (Profit & Loss)
- Minimal or no notes (depending on structure and activity)
- No management report required
Definition of a Micro Company
- €175,000 in assets
- €50,000 net sales
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Profit and loss account
- Balance sheet
- Funds statement
- Balance sheet book and specifications
- Report of activities
- Supplementary attachments
Definition of a Micro Company
All companies in Finland must submit financial statements, regardless of size.
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Annual balance sheet
- Profit and loss statement
- Depreciation details
- Fixed assets
- CEO financial report
- Payables and receivables
- Profit distribution data
- Auditor's reports
Definition of a Micro Company
A micro company in France typically falls under the micro-entrepreneur status or SARL structure, with simplified financial reporting.
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- No audit requirement
- No mandatory notes
Micro-capital companies in Germany have the option of submitting a condensed balance sheet and a simplified profit and loss account for accounting. Under certain circumstances, no notes are required, but the balance sheet details must be more detailed.
Definition of a Micro Company
- €350,000 balance sheet total
- €700,000 Revenues in the past 12 months
- 10 employees (annual average)
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Balance sheet
- Notes to the Financial Statements
Definition of a Micro Company
A micro-capital company in Ireland must not exceed:
- €450,000 balance sheet total
- €900,000 sales in the past 12 months
- 10 employees (annual average)
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Balance Sheet: Statement of Assets & Liabilities
- Profit and Loss Account
Definition of a Micro Company
- €175,000 total assets
- €350,000 revenue
- 5 employees
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Limited (micro) balance sheet
- Minimal explanatory notes
Definition of a Micro Company
- €350,000 balance sheet total
- €700,000 net turnover
- 10 employees
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Profit and loss statement
- Balance sheet
- Notes
Definition of a Micro Company
- Balance sheet total: NOK 5 million
- Sales revenue: NOK 10 million
- Employees: 10 full-time equivalents
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Balance sheet (simplified format)
- Profit and loss account
- Annual report
Definition of a Micro Company
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) may follow national accounting standards instead of IFRS.
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Balance sheet
- Profit and loss account
- Notes
Definition of a Micro Company
- €2M in annual turnover or balance sheet
- 10 employees (annual average)
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Profit and loss statement
- Balance sheet
Definition of a Micro Company
All companies in Sweden must submit reports, regardless of size.
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Income & Expenditure Account (simplified)
Definition of a Micro Company
- 10 employees
Minimum Filing Requirements for a Micro Company
- Simplified Balance Sheet
- Profit and Loss Account
- Notes to the Accounts
Micro-entities can choose to file only the balance sheet and the accompanying notes, omitting the profit and loss account from public records. This is often referred to as filing ‘filleted’ accounts.
Definition of a Micro Company
- £632,000 turnover
- £316,000 balance sheet total
- 10 employees (annual average)
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Frequently asked questions
We provide official financial data for private companies across 16 European countries. Availability depends on whether the company is required to file financial reports based on its size and local laws.
All financial information is sourced directly from the official government registers in each country. These are the legally required filings submitted by companies—not third-party estimates.
Each country has different reporting requirements. Micro and small companies may only need to file limited information, and some filings may not include revenue or employee figures.
Where available, you’ll see: Revenue, profit, and EBITDA figures, Employee growth metrics, Balance sheets and income statements, Net sales and other financial KPIs
Yes—this is official data, reported to national authorities. However, because reporting depth varies, we recommend using it as a verified baseline alongside your own evaluations.
We regularly update the records, but filings depend on local reporting cycles (typically annually). Updates are added as new data becomes available from each country.
- The company is too small to be required to file
- The data hasn’t been made available yet
- There’s a mismatch in company details. We’re actively improving data matching and coverage in future updates.
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