Axiora

About Axiora

Axiora is a financial data API for Japanese equities where every figure traces back to the source filing it came from, so analysts can cite their work and AI agents can compute instead of guess. Its hardest problem is entity resolution. Japanese disclosure has no common identifier linking a holder across filings: the same investor files through funds, SPVs and offshore vehicles, and the names drift across kanji, katakana and Latin script, so in the public record each vehicle looks like an unrelated small holder. The worked example the company publishes is Toyo Engineering (6330), where sixty separately-filed names resolved to one holder and revealed a coordinated −28.48 percentage-point exit — a stake unwound from 32.72% to 4.24% across fourteen amendments, with the source document ids listed so you can check it. Coverage spans annual, semi-annual and quarterly reports, filing sections with translations, time-series with growth and CAGR, screening, rankings and comparison, company search, ratios and sectors, a filing list and calendar, health scores, buybacks, shareholdings above the 5% disclosure threshold, board composition and AGM voting, and earnings actuals and forecasts. The ownership-intelligence layer adds accumulation trajectories, an activist tracker, unwinding scoreboards, a capital-allocation classifier, a subsidiaries and relationship graph and a per-row purpose audit bundle. Developer surface is strong: an MCP server exposing 40+ AI tools, a typed Python SDK, OpenBB Workspace integration and webhook filing alerts.

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