Norway Company Financials — Brønnøysund Accounts Key Figures

Official source. No API key. Pay per record.

This actor gives you the headline financials of Norwegian companies — revenue, operating result, profit before tax, net income, equity, debt and total assets — straight from the Brønnøysund Register Centre's Register of Company Accounts (Regnskapsregisteret), the official register every Norwegian limited company files its annual accounts with. Each record is one company's key figures from its latest filed annual accounts, together with the company's name, company form, municipality and industry code from the Central Coordinating Register for Legal Entities (Enhetsregisteret).

Use it two ways:

• Look up companies you already know. Send up to 20,000 nine-digit organisation numbers and get each company's key figures back, with anything missing listed in the run receipt.
• Search and pull. Choose municipalities, industry codes, company forms, employee counts or founding dates, and the actor finds the matching active companies in the Entity Register and returns the key figures for each one.

On 27 September 2026 the Entity Register held 423,196 active AS and ASA companies that were not bankrupt or being wound up (83,992 in Oslo, 23,214 in Bergen, 17,837 with an industry code starting 62 — computer programming and consultancy). In a 549-company sample from Oslo, 510 had key figures on file (93%).

Who buys this and for what job

• Credit, risk and KYB teams checking a Norwegian customer's or supplier's size, profitability and equity before extending terms.
• B2B sales and account-based marketing teams building target lists by revenue band within a region or industry.
• M&A, private-equity and corporate-finance analysts screening Norwegian companies by revenue, margin and balance-sheet strength.
• Economists, researchers and journalists comparing companies across municipalities and industries.
• Data teams enriching a CRM keyed on organisation number with official financials.

Sample output

{
  "record_id": "NO:995451697:6668162",
  "organisation_number": "995451697",
  "company_name": "+2 INTERIØR AS",
  "organisation_form": "AS",
  "municipality_number": "0301",
  "municipality": "OSLO",
  "industry_code": "74.130",
  "industry_description": "Interiørdesignvirksomhet",
  "accounts_id": 6668162,
  "journal_number": "2026415338",
  "accounts_type": "SELSKAP",
  "period_from": "2025-01-01",
  "period_to": "2025-12-31",
  "currency": "NOK",
  "parent_company": false,
  "winding_up_accounts": false,
  "layout": "store",
  "small_company_rules": true,
  "accounting_rules": "regnskapslovenAlminneligRegler",
  "unaudited_accounts": false,
  "audit_opted_out": false,
  "equity_and_liabilities_total": 6881359,
  "equity_total": 4686212,
  "retained_earnings": 4656212,
  "paid_in_equity": 30000,
  "liabilities_total": 2195147,
  "current_liabilities": 2195147,
  "long_term_liabilities": null,
  "assets_total": 6881359,
  "current_assets": 6536960,
  "fixed_assets": 344399,
  "operating_revenue": 7364644,
  "operating_costs": 7015939,
  "operating_result": 348705,
  "financial_income": 51358,
  "financial_costs": 6600,
  "net_financial_items": 44758,
  "profit_before_tax": 393462,
  "net_income": 254140,
  "source_record": { "…": "the register's own record, unchanged" },
  "licence": "Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD 2.0) …",
  "attribution": "Contains data under the Norwegian licence for Open Government data (NLOD) distributed by the Brønnøysund Register Centre (https://data.norge.no/nlod/en/2.0); reformatted by NexGen Signal.",
  "observed_at": "2026-09-27T04:12:56Z"
}

Pricing

Apify plan	Price per record
Free	$0.05
Bronze	$0.045
Silver	$0.04
Gold and above	$0.0335

You pay only for records delivered to your dataset. Companies without key figures on file cost nothing. maxRecords caps what a run can cost: 500 records cost $25 on the Free plan and $16.75 on Gold.

Input

Field	What it does	Default
organisationNumbers	Look up these companies (9 digits each, up to 20,000). Use this or the search filters	none
municipalityNumbers	Search: municipality numbers, e.g. 0301 Oslo, 4601 Bergen, 5001 Trondheim	all
industryCodes	Search: SN industry codes, full (62.100) or leading digits (62)	all
organisationForms	Search: company forms — AS, ASA, NUF, SA, STI, BA, SE, IKS, KF, SF	AS, ASA
nameContains	Search: company name contains this text	none
minEmployees, maxEmployees	Search: registered employees (0, or 5 and above — the register does not publish 1–4)	none
foundedFrom, foundedTo	Search: founding date range	none
year	Ask for a specific accounting year (the open service holds the latest filed accounts)	latest
accountsType	SELSKAP company accounts, KONSERN group accounts, or ALL	SELSKAP
maxRecords	Maximum records delivered and billed (up to 10,000 per run)	10

Default changed on 30 Sep 2026: if you leave maxRecords out, a run now returns up to 10 records (it was 500). Set maxRecords yourself to get more — the maximum is unchanged.

Example — IT companies in Oslo with at least 20 employees:

{"municipalityNumbers": ["0301"], "industryCodes": ["62"], "minEmployees": 20, "maxRecords": 1000}

Example — look up two companies, company and group accounts:

{"organisationNumbers": ["923609016", "914534534"], "accountsType": "ALL"}

Output

Field	Meaning
record_id	NO:<organisation number>:<accounts id>
organisation_number, company_name, organisation_form	The company, from the Entity Register
municipality_number, municipality, industry_code, industry_description	Business-address municipality and main industry, as registered
accounts_id, journal_number, accounts_type	The register's identifiers for the filing; company or group accounts
period_from, period_to, currency	Accounting period and the currency the accounts are reported in
parent_company, winding_up_accounts, layout, small_company_rules, accounting_rules, unaudited_accounts, audit_opted_out	Filing flags, as registered
operating_revenue, operating_costs, operating_result	Income statement: operating lines
financial_income, financial_costs, net_financial_items	Income statement: financial lines
profit_before_tax, net_income	Result before tax and annual result
assets_total, current_assets, fixed_assets	Balance sheet: assets
equity_total, retained_earnings, paid_in_equity	Balance sheet: equity
liabilities_total, current_liabilities, long_term_liabilities, equity_and_liabilities_total	Balance sheet: liabilities
source_record	The register's key-figures record exactly as returned, in its original Norwegian field names
source, licence, attribution, observed_at	Provenance on every record

Amounts are delivered exactly as filed, in the company's reporting currency — nothing is converted, rounded or scaled. A figure the company did not report is null (in the Oslo sample, 149 of 500 small companies had no operating-revenue line, typically holding companies).

Cost guidance

A municipality or industry pull of 500 companies costs $16.75 on Gold. A 2,000-company target list costs $67 on Gold. Lookups of your own list cost only for the companies that have key figures on file. In testing, 500 Oslo companies took about one to one and a half minutes.

How a run works

For a search, the actor asks the Entity Register for active companies matching your filters (never bankrupt or winding-up companies), then asks the accounts register for each company's key figures, a few at a time. For a lookup, it reads each organisation number in the Entity Register first and skips anything that is not a company form this actor delivers. Records are pushed to your dataset first and charged only after they are delivered; if you set a maximum charge, the run stops cleanly when it is reached. Every run saves a receipt (RUN_RECEIPT) listing numbers not found, forms not delivered, companies without key figures, any lookups that failed after retries, and confirmation that charges equal deliveries. If the service does not answer after several retries, the run ends with a clear message and nothing is charged.

Honest limitations

• Latest filed accounts only. The open service holds key figures from each company's latest filed annual accounts (in the Oslo sample, 481 of 500 were for 2025 and 19 for 2024). Full accounts, notes and multi-year history are not part of the open service.
• A temporary service. In Norway's national data catalogue, Brønnøysund describes this key-figures API as temporary, built for research and development, and says (in Norwegian) that it will not be further developed or maintained and may be shut down without notice. If that happens, runs will end with a clear message and charge nothing.
• Some companies are not covered. The register says figures for banks and insurance companies, for example, are not available through this service; such lookups are listed in the run receipt and never charged.
• Search reaches at most 10,000 companies per query. That is the Entity Register's own limit; narrow by municipality, industry or size to reach the rest.
• No people. Sole proprietorships (ENK) and partnership forms (ANS, DA, KS) are never delivered, because their names are often a person's name. No board members, managers, auditors or contact persons are read.
• Service hiccups. The service occasionally answers "temporarily unavailable" for a minute or two; the actor retries, and anything still failing is listed in the receipt rather than guessed.

Licence and attribution

The key-figures service ("Nøkkeltall fra årsregnskapet") is registered by the Brønnøysund Register Centre in Norway's national data catalogue with the licence NLOD 2.0 (Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data), and the Entity Register API documentation states "License: Norsk lisens for offentlige data (NLOD)". NLOD 2.0 allows anyone to "use the information for any purpose and in all contexts", including copying and distributing it, with attribution. Every record carries: Contains data under the Norwegian licence for Open Government data (NLOD) distributed by the Brønnøysund Register Centre; reformatted by NexGen Signal. This actor is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Brønnøysund Register Centre.

Differentiation

Most Norway actors on the Store read the Entity Register (company name, address, industry) and stop there. Financials usually come from commercial aggregators — for example getascraper/proff-scandinavia-scraper and trev0n/northdata-scraper read third-party company-information sites. This actor goes to the official accounts register itself, delivers the figures exactly as filed with the register's own record attached, and lets you pull a whole region or industry at once instead of one company page at a time.

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