Bundesanzeiger Monitor
German company filings straight from the federal gazette
What it does
Search the Bundesanzeiger, the German federal gazette where every company is legally required to publish, and get structured records back. Covers annual financial statements, insolvency proceedings, ad hoc disclosures and voting rights notifications. No login and no API key, and you only pay for publications actually delivered.
Built in
- ✓ Every filing category, or filter to one
- ✓ Annual accounts, insolvencies, ad hoc disclosures
- ✓ Plain HTTP, so runs finish in seconds
- ✓ MCP-native for AI agents
- ✓ Empty results are never charged
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Common questions
What is the Bundesanzeiger? +
It is the German federal gazette. Companies operating in Germany are legally required to publish annual financial statements and certain corporate events there, which makes it the authoritative public source for German company filings.
Do I need an account or API key? +
No. The actor reads publicly published records. There is no login, no key and no paid data subscription.
How does pricing work? +
Pay per result: from $0.60 per 1,000 publications on Apify's higher plans, $1.00 on the free plan, plus a $0.005 start fee per run. A search that returns nothing adds no result charges.
Which filing types are covered? +
Annual financial statements, insolvency proceedings, ad hoc disclosures and voting rights notifications. Pull every category or filter to one.
How long does a search take? +
Seconds. The actor runs over plain HTTP with no browser, and a search that returns nothing adds no result charges.
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