Before investing in a company, you need reliable financial information: results, balance sheets, cash flows, shareholding and announcements. Below are ten useful websites for checking Indian company financials, as of October 2026. Official sources come first, because they are the original record.
Official sources
1. NSE (nseindia.com). Company filings for NSE-listed companies: quarterly results, shareholding patterns, corporate announcements and annual reports.
2. BSE (bseindia.com). The same official filings for BSE-listed companies, including many smaller companies listed only on the BSE.
3. Company investor relations pages. Most listed companies publish annual reports, results presentations and earnings call transcripts on their own websites.
4. Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) portal. Company master data, status, directors and registered charges, useful for checking basic legal details of any company, listed or unlisted.
5. SEBI (sebi.gov.in). Orders, offer documents for IPOs and regulatory information.
Research and data platforms
6. Screener.in. Widely used for financial statements over many years, key ratios and custom screens.
7. Moneycontrol. Financial statements, results, news and company data in one place.
8. Tickertape. Company financials, ratios and screening, with visual summaries.
9. Trendlyne. Financials, shareholding changes and data on institutional holdings.
10. PositoAI. Free company pages with key data, the Positivity Score (calculated by a highly complex proprietary algorithm), regulatory red flags, and Go Deep for financial history, with no sign-up.
Why official sources matter
Data platforms are convenient, but they collect data from filings and sometimes make errors or update late. When a number matters to your decision, check it in the original filing on the NSE, BSE or the company's annual report. Official filings also include notes, auditor comments and explanations that summaries leave out.
What to look for
Read at least three to five years of revenue, profit and cash flow to see trends. Check debt on the balance sheet, promoter shareholding and any pledges in the shareholding pattern, auditor comments in the annual report, and recent announcements for important events.
A worked routine for one company
Suppose you are studying a mid-sized manufacturer. Start on its PositoAI page to see its rank, key data and any red flags. Open Go Deep to see five years of revenue, profit and cash flow. Then go to the NSE or BSE website to read its latest quarterly results and shareholding pattern, checking promoter pledges. Finally, read the latest annual report's management discussion and auditor's report. In about an hour, you have a reliable picture built mostly from original sources.
Reading the three statements together
The profit and loss statement shows whether the company earns money, the balance sheet shows what it owns and owes, and the cash flow statement shows whether profits turn into cash. Each can hide problems the others reveal, for example strong profits but weak cash flow. Always look at all three together.
Things to keep in mind
Different websites may show slightly different figures because of standalone versus consolidated accounts, or different calculation methods for ratios. Always note which version you are looking at and compare like with like.
Frequently asked questions
Where are official results published?
On the NSE and BSE websites and the company's own website.
Standalone or consolidated?
Consolidated accounts include subsidiaries and usually give a fuller picture of a group.
Are these websites free?
Official sources are free; many data platforms have free versions with paid extras.
How far back should I look?
At least three to five years.
How to use this with PositoAI
Start on a PositoAI company page for a quick overview and red flags, open Go Deep for financial history, then confirm key figures in the official filings. Read our guide to fundamental analysis.
Summary
Ten useful websites for company financials are the NSE, BSE, company investor pages, the MCA portal and SEBI as official sources, plus Screener.in, Moneycontrol, Tickertape, Trendlyne and PositoAI for convenient research. Use platforms for speed, but confirm important numbers in official filings, and compare standalone with standalone and consolidated with consolidated.