Reference
Markets and currencies
Currency conventions and units across the dataset.
Per-market defaults
| Market | Default currency | Reporting unit |
|---|---|---|
| Helsinki (HEL) | EUR | Millions of EUR (MEUR) for statements; absolute EUR for /financials key figures |
| Stockholm (STO) | SEK | Millions of SEK (MSEK) for statements |
| US (NYSE / NASDAQ) | USD | Millions of USD (milj_usd) for statements; absolute USD for /financials key figures |
Some issuers report in a non-default currency (e.g. a Stockholm-listed
issuer that reports in EUR). The response always carries an explicit
currency field — do not assume the default.
Scaling
- Key figures (
/financials) come as absolute values, in the reporting currency. A revenue of21990000000means 21,990,000,000 EUR. - Full statements (
/statement) come pre-scaled to millions, in the unit reported by the issuer. Theunitfield ("MEUR","MSEK","milj_usd") tells you the multiplier.
This matches how Clarifo's company pages render — absolute numbers for KPIs (so you see "EUR 22 bn" cleanly), pre-scaled millions for line-item tables (so the statements stay readable).
Mixing markets
compare_companies and screen_companies can return mixed-currency rows.
The recommended pattern is:
- Always read
currencyandunitper row. - Either filter to a single market (
country="FI",country="US") before ranking, or normalise to a common currency client-side using your own FX feed.
Clarifo does not convert currencies server-side. That keeps the data honest — you always see the original disclosure — and lets you bring whichever FX source your business uses.