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Quandl has a comprehensive and accurate collection of Chinese stock market data. Data coverage includes stock fundamentals, financial ratios, and key indicators for thousands of Chinese companies.
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Stock Fundamentals Data
Quandl’s DY1 database, published by DataYes, is the most comprehensive and accurate source of Chinese stock fundamentals data. This database provides current and historical data for 150 key fundamental indicators and financial ratios for more than 2900 Chinese companies trading at the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
Stock fundamentals data can help investors choose the best Chinese stocks to buy. Investing in the Chinese stock market is made easy by Quandl’s Chinese equity research data.
Indicators Available
Company fundamentals include balance sheet, cash flow, and income statements. The indicators included in the DY1 database are listed below.
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Balance Sheet |
Income Statement |
Cash Flow Statement |
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Cash and cash equivalents |
Total revenue |
Cash from sales of goods and services |
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Settlement provision |
Revenue |
Net deposits increase from clients and banks and financial inst |
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Loans to other banks and financial |
Interest income |
Net increase in borrowings from central bank |
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Trading financial assets |
Premium earned |
Net increase in borrowings from other financial institutions |
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Notes receivable |
Commissions income |
Cash from insurance premium of original contract |
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Accounts receivable |
Total cost of goods sold |
Net cash from reinsurance premium |
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Prepayment |
Cost of goods sold |
Net increase in policy holder deposits and investment funds |
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Premium receivable |
Interest expenses |
Net increase in disposal of trading financial assets |
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Reinsurance receivable |
Commissions expenses |
Cash increase from interests, fees and commissions |
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Reserves for reinsurance contract receivable |
Premiums refund |
Net increase from borrowings |
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Interest receivable |
Net compensation payout |
Net capital increase of repurchase |
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Dividend receivable |
Reserved for insurance contract |
Refunds of taxes |
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Other receivables |
Policy dividend payment |
Cash from other operating activities |
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Purchase for resale financial assets |
Reinsured expenses |
Cash inflows from operating activities |
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Inventories |
Business taxes and surcharges |
Cash paid for goods and services |
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Non-current assets due within one year |
Selling expenses |
Net increase in disbursement of loans and advances |
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Other current assets |
Administration expense |
Net increase in deposits in central bank and other banks |
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Total current assets |
Financial expenses |
Cash paid for indemnity of original insurance contract |
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Disbursement of loans and advances |
Assets impairment loss |
Cash paid for interests, fees and commissions |
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Available for sale financial assets |
Fair value change gain |
Cash paid for policy dividends |
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Held to maturity investment |
Investment income |
Cash paid to and on behalf of employees |
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Long term accounts receivable |
Investment income from associate and joint venture |
Cash paid for taxes |
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Long term equity investment |
Foreign exchange gain |
Cash paid for other operating activities |
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Investment on real estate |
Operating profit |
Cash outflows from operating activities |
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Fixed assets |
Non-operating gain |
Net cashflow from operation activities |
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Construction in process |
Non-operating loss |
Proceeds from sell of investment |
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Construction materials |
Non-current assets disposal loss |
Gain from investing |
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Fixed assets disposal |
Total profit |
Disposal of fixed assets and others |
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Productive biological assets |
Income tax |
Net cash from disposal of subsidiaries and other business units |
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Oil and gas assets |
Net income |
Cash from other investing activities |
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Intangible assets |
Net income attributable to parent company owners |
Cash inflows from investing activities |
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Research and development expenditure |
Minority interests gain |
Purchases of fixed assets and others |
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Goodwill |
Basic EPS |
Cash paid for investments |
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Long term amortizations expenses |
Diluted eps |
Net increase in pledge loans |
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Deferred tax assets |
Other comprehensive income |
Net cash paid for acquisitions |
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Other non-current assets |
Total comprehensive income |
Cash paid for other investing activities |
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Total non-current assets |
Comprehensive income attributable to parent company owners |
Cash outflows from investing activities |
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Total assets |
Comprehensive income attributable to minority shareholders |
Net cash flows from investing activities |
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Short term borrowings |
Cash from capital contributions |
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Borrowings from central bank |
Cash from minority shareholders of subsidiaries |
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Deposits |
Cash from borrowings |
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Loans from other banks and financial |
Cash from issuing bonds |
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Trading financial liabilities |
Cash from other financing activities |
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Notes payable |
Cash inflows from financing activities |
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Accounts payable |
Cash paid for debts |
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Advance receipts |
Cash paid for dividends, profits or interests |
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Sold for repurchasing financial assets |
Cash paid dividends and profits by subsidiaries to minority sha |
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Commissions payable |
Cash paid for other financing activities |
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Payroll payable |
Cash outflows from financing activities |
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Taxes payable |
Net cashflow from financing activities |
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Interests payable |
Foreign exchange effects |
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Dividends payable |
Net change in cash |
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Other payables |
Net cash and cash equivalents beginning balance |
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Reinsurance payable |
Net cash and cash equivalents ending balance |
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Reserves for insurance contract |
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Funds from securities trading agency |
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Funds from securities underwriting agency |
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Non-current liabilities due within 1 year |
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Other current liabilities |
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Total current liabilities |
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Long term borrowings |
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Bond payable |
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Long term accounts payable |
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Accounts payable special funds |
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Estimated liabilities |
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Deferred tax liabilities |
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Other non-current liabilities |
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Total non-current liabilities |
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Total liabilities |
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Paid in capital |
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Capital reserve |
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Treasury share |
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Special reserve |
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Surplus reserve |
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Ordinary risk reserve |
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Retained earnings |
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Foreign exchange difference |
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Total equity attributable to parent company owners |
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Minority interest |
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Total shareholder equity |
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Total liabilities and equity |
Each of these indicators are available in two variants: “As-Reported” and “Most-Recently-Reported”. The “As-Reported” view excludes restatements and is typically suitable for back-testing, whereas the “Most-Recently-Reported” view includes restatements and is thus suitable for assessing business performance after restatements for mergers/divestitures.
Using the Data
All of Quandl’s stock market data is available to download in any format; via our API and our tools; and via our Excel addin.
To find the data you need, you can go to the DY1 database page on Quandl. Click on the documentation tab to learn more about the data and how it is organized, or search within the database to find the specific datasets you need. Visit individual dataset pages to download or export the data.
Premium Data
DY1 is a premium database, designed for professional users. As such, it is guaranteed to be accurate, timely, well-documented and comprehensive. Simply register for a free Quandl account to get a free trial for this data.
About DataYes
DataYes is a leading vendor of Chinese economic and market data. DataYes was founded by experts in finance and financial technology, and is backed by the Wanxiang Group, one of China’s largest non-state-owned conglomerates. DataYes uses new-generation financial data processing technology, backed by a committed team of over 200 data analysts and engineers, to create world-class financial data and services. DataYes has offices in Shanghai and in Silicon Valley, and serves 1000s of clients around the world.
API Access
All datasets on Quandl are available via a single uniform API. Here are two example calls for Bank of China revenue and profits:
https://www.quandl.com/api/v3/datasets/DY1/601988_REVENUE_AR.csv?api_key=YOURAPIKEY
https://www.quandl.com/api/v3/datasets/DY1/601988_T_PROFIT_AR.csv?api_key=YOURAPIKEY
Terms and Licensing
DY1 is a premium commercial database. To see the prices and subscription licenses, please visit the DY1 subscription page. We offer extremely liberal terms of use, explained in clear language with minimal legalese.
DY1 offers a speculative developer license, giving developers and startups full usage and distribution rights at a much reduced price. Registered Quandl users get free trial access to this database.
Registration
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