Momentum

The closest competitors of one company, by its key from search_companies: the same business model, ranked by closeness. Returns each peer's industry and month-average multiples (EV/EBITDA, EV/Revenue, P/E, P/BV) where listed; the order is closeness. Capped at 25. For the value those multiples imply for the company, use get_valuation.

find_peers

How an industry is built: the medians of margins and leverage over the members of a company's market, or the distributions of a screened set. Pass `company` (its key from search_companies) for the company's market, or the `cohort` token from screen_companies for the screened companies.

get_cohort_fingerprint

Identity, market and the latest headline financials for one company, by its key from search_companies. Use for a quick profile; get_financials for the statements, find_peers for the competitors, get_valuation for the multiples.

get_company

Financial statements and ratios for one company, by its key from search_companies. Default `detail:"summary"` returns the per-year ratio series + headline section totals (revenue, profit, assets, equity); `detail:"full"` returns the complete balance sheet / P&L / cash-flow line items. `basis:"normalized"` (default, for analytics) vs `"as_reported"` (the issuer's filing) differ only for listed ESEF issuers.

get_financials

The company's relative valuation from listed comparables with the same business model (the Valuation tab): each comparable's month-average multiples (EV/Revenue, EV/EBITDA, P/E, P/BV) and margins, the medians and ranges, and the enterprise and equity value those medians imply for the company from its own revenue, EBITDA, earnings and book. Works for private companies: this is how a private company gets a multiple. By the company's key from search_companies. Momentum shows no share prices, market caps or EVs of the comparables.

get_valuation

Find the companies matching a thesis, with private CEE financials, as a neutral table ordered by a column you choose. Natural language (e.g. "Polish software companies, EBITDA margin >20%") or a refined cohort from a prior result. You define the thesis (criteria + sort) and judge the results - there is no imposed fit score. Every row carries its ownership class (family_owned, individual_owned, corporate_subsidiary, held_by_unidentified, pe_owned, state_owned, fund_held, …), so filter on that rather than inferring independence from the company name; a blank means Momentum has no classification, not that the company is independent. `family_owned` is a HISTORICAL ID meaning 'two or more natural persons hold all registered stakes' - it does NOT mean the shareholders are related, and no relationship data exists; describe it as privately held by N individuals. `individual_owned` is the same with one person. `pe_owned`/`vc_owned` require a CURATED sponsor identity, so their absence means we have not attributed a sponsor, not that none exists. `no_controlling_holder` means the registered table reconciles and nobody holds more than half; a PE or VC investor at a minority stake is the separate BACKING axis (hasFinancialInvestor), not the control class. Default order is revenue desc unless the sentence states an order; a sentence about a kind of business ("software companies") lists the strongest matches first and applies the order inside each match band, so for a strict order by a column read every page and sort them yourself. Deep-page with pagination.nextCursor. Each page costs one query. A sentence about investors, advisors, deals or markets answers with rows of that kind (`entityKind`), an investors answer with `why` per row.

screen_companies

Resolve a company name, KRS number or ticker. Returns up to 25 matches, each with its key (`company`: the KRS number, or the ticker if listed) to pass to the other tools, and its Momentum page. Use this first to name a company.

search_companies

For each screen the user saved in Momentum (the twelve most recently updated): the companies it currently matches, newly entered ones first and flagged, with revenue, net margin, net debt to EBITDA and market. Facts only, no ranking. Needs the user's own connection, not a shared team key.

list_saved_screens