Enter any US public company ticker — get the last 10 years of 10-K annual reports in one click, straight from SEC EDGAR.
The annual report every US-listed public company is legally required to file with the SEC. It contains audited financial statements, business overview, risk factors, and management's discussion of the year's performance. It's the most comprehensive document a public company produces about itself.
Directly from SEC EDGAR, the official filing system of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. No third-party sources, no scraping, no delays. The same files you'd download manually from sec.gov, just bundled into one ZIP.
Each filing is delivered as an HTML document — the same format the SEC publishes them in. HTML opens in any browser, is fully searchable, preserves all tables and formatting, and can be saved as PDF if needed. You'll get one HTML file per year inside the ZIP.
The tool fetches up to the last 10 years of available 10-K filings. SEC EDGAR's electronic archive begins around 1994, so for most modern companies you'll get a complete decade. Younger companies will only have filings going back to their IPO date.
Three reasons: searching across years is much faster when files are local, you can annotate and highlight in your own tools, and you have a permanent archive even if a company gets acquired or delisted. Serious investors keep 10-K libraries the way lawyers keep case files.
Reading 10-Ks is great. Pulling the actual numbers into Excel is better. Export 10 years of income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow for any US public company.
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