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SEC Companyfacts Annual Financial Coverage Across 61 Companies

59 of 61 Normalized Under Strict Reviewed Rules; the Remaining Gaps Were Currency and Identity
By Lee BaileyPublished September 12, 2026Measurement September 3, 2026Version 1.061 configured market companies
Key findings

59 of 61 companies normalized without generic IFRS mapping or implicit FX conversion

In the September 3, 2026 Companyfacts measurement, the reviewed 13-metric annual-financials schema produced validated annual financials for 59 of 61 configured market companies. One company stopped at a reviewed CAD-versus-USD unit boundary and one stopped earlier because issuer identity was not uniquely established.

59 of 61Normalized annual financials
96.7% of the reviewed market-company universe.
98.3%Normalization after issuer identity resolved
59 of 60 companies with exactly one reviewed issuer CIK.
0Missing normalized outputs
Every successfully normalized company produced its expected annual-financials result in the completed measurement.
This measurement used the 13-metric annual-financials schema in effect on September 3, 2026. The schema was later expanded, so these coverage figures should not be read as a measurement of later schema versions.

What happened across the 61-company universe

Companyfacts normalization outcome

Each configured market company lands in exactly one state from the completed September 3, 2026 measurement.
Normalized59 companies
96.7% of the universe.
Unsupported source shape1 company
Canadian National Railway: reviewed us-gaap facts, but CAD monetary units were outside the exact-USD rule.
Issuer identity skipped1 company
SpaceX: no uniquely reviewed SEC issuer identity was available for this measurement.
Source: September 3, 2026 reviewed SEC Companyfacts measurement using the 13-metric annual-financials schema.

Normalization did not mean every field was complete

The 59 normalized documents used a 13-metric annual-financials vocabulary. Coverage varied materially by field: operating cash flow, total assets and stockholders' equity appeared for all 59, while dividends paid appeared for 29. The table shows both any-period and at-least-two-period coverage from the reviewed measurement.

MetricAny periodCoverage2+ periods2+ period coverage
Revenue57 / 5996.6%57 / 5996.6%
Operating income54 / 5991.5%54 / 5991.5%
Net income57 / 5996.6%57 / 5996.6%
Diluted EPS53 / 5989.8%53 / 5989.8%
Diluted shares55 / 5993.2%55 / 5993.2%
Operating cash flow59 / 59100.0%59 / 59100.0%
Capital expenditures50 / 5984.7%50 / 5984.7%
Dividends paid29 / 5949.2%29 / 5949.2%
Stock repurchases53 / 5989.8%51 / 5986.4%
Cash58 / 5998.3%57 / 5996.6%
Total assets59 / 59100.0%59 / 59100.0%
Total liabilities50 / 5984.7%49 / 5983.1%
Stockholders' equity59 / 59100.0%59 / 59100.0%

The three controls that explain the boundary

Sea and Canadian National Railway test foreign annual-form behavior; SpaceX tests the identity prerequisite. These are diagnostic controls from the September 3 measurement, not a ranking of companies.

CompanyObserved source shapeResultWhySource
Sea Limited20-F ยท us-gaap ยท USDNormalized
10 annual periods through December 31, 2025
Sea normalized after 20-F entered the reviewed annual-form set; no generic IFRS mapping or issuer-specific accounting concept mapping was required.SEC Companyfacts โ†—
Canadian National Railway40-F ยท us-gaap ยท CADWithheld: currency-unit boundaryThe reviewed 40-F Companyfacts source exposed annual us-gaap concepts in CAD, while this measurement required exact USD monetary units. The study does not relabel or implicitly convert those facts.SEC Companyfacts โ†—
SpaceXIssuer identity unresolved before Companyfacts normalizationSkipped: issuer identity unresolvedThe reviewed market-company universe did not have exactly one SEC issuer CIK for SpaceX, so the study stopped before Companyfacts normalization rather than inferring an issuer identity.No SEC source asserted

Methodology

  1. Use the 61 configured market companies included in the completed September 3, 2026 measurement.
  2. Require exactly one reviewed SEC issuer CIK before Companyfacts normalization. Do not infer a CIK when issuer identity cannot be established uniquely.
  3. Use only `us-gaap`, fiscal period `FY`, reviewed annual forms 10-K/10-K-A, 20-F/20-F-A and 40-F/40-F-A, and exact reviewed metric units.
  4. Do not add generic IFRS mappings or implicit currency conversion. A reviewed CAD fact does not become a USD fact merely because the accounting taxonomy is `us-gaap`.
  5. Measure normalization at the document level, then separately measure field coverage across the 59 successfully normalized annual documents.
  6. Keep this historical measurement tied to the 13-metric schema used on September 3. Later schema expansions do not rewrite its denominator, metric vocabulary or measured coverage.

Measurement completed 9/3/2026, 11:58:42 PM UTC.

Source and provenance

The study publishes aggregate measurements over reviewed SEC Companyfacts inputs rather than redistributing the raw Companyfacts corpus. The two issuer controls below link directly to SEC Companyfacts.

Download the study data

JSON includes the aggregate outcome, three diagnostic controls, metric coverage, source details and limitations. CSV provides the 13-metric coverage table for the 59 normalized annual-financials documents.

Citation and reuse

Lee Bailey. โ€œSEC Companyfacts Annual Financial Coverage Across 61 Companies: 59 of 61 Normalized Under Strict Reviewed Rules; the Remaining Gaps Were Currency and Identity.โ€ Grizzly Bulls, September 12, 2026. Version 1.0. Data snapshot September 3, 2026. https://grizzlybulls.com/research/sec-companyfacts-normalization-coverage

When citing the 59-of-61 result, preserve that it is the September 3, 2026 measurement of the Grizzly Bulls configured market-company universe using the 13-metric annual-financials schema. It is not a representative issuer sample or a coverage claim for later expanded schemas.