Spread and comp any company in minutes
Standardized financials and a peer comp set where every number links to the filing — kill the copy-paste tax.
The problem
The copy-paste tax is real: hours per name re-keying XBRL into a model, then doing it again for every peer. It caps how many names you can cover and bakes in transcription errors.
How Valuein does it
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Spread the name instantly
get_company_fundamentals returns the three statements mapped to canonical concepts; get_financial_ratios adds the margin, returns, and leverage panel — no manual tagging.
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Build the comp set
get_peer_comparables assembles a sector peer group with side-by-side ratios; compare_periods adds the time series so you see the trajectory, not a snapshot.
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Ship it
generate_comps_xlsx exports the comp table as a formatted workbook; every figure carries its filing lineage so it survives review.
In practice
You ask
Build me a comp table for this name vs its 5 closest peers — revenue growth, gross/operating margin, ROIC, EV/EBIT — last 3 years.
Valuein returns
6-company comp table with the requested rows, 3-year trend, and the name's percentile rank in each. Exportable to Excel; every cell links to its filing.
The outcome
You cover 3× more names with zero transcription error — and hand the IC a comp set that's auditable to the filing.
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Frequently asked
How are peers chosen?
get_peer_comparables builds a sector-relative group from SIC/industry classification; you can also pass your own peer set for a hand-picked comp.
Is the comp set point-in-time?
Yes — you can build the comp as-of any historical date so a retrospective comp reflects only what was filed by then.
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