India Company Fundamentals — HSH Data-on-Demand

What you get · 4 layers

Four layers of fundamental analysis, one call.

Pass an NSE symbol; receive a complete fundamental picture. Each layer is parsed and computed from the company's primary regulatory filings.

Quarterly P&L with growth

Revenue, net profit, EPS, and net margin for the latest reported quarter — plus year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter growth, computed on a like-for-like basis (same standalone/consolidated reporting, period-aware) so the comparison is real, not an artifact of mismatched filings.

revenue_crnet_profit_crepsnet_margin_pctgrowth_yoygrowth_qoq

Full annual balance sheet

The complete audited balance sheet from the annual XBRL filing — total assets, total equity, total debt (current + non-current borrowings), current assets and liabilities, cash, inventories, trade receivables, and property/plant/equipment. The structural picture of the business.

total_assets_crtotal_equity_crtotal_debt_crcurrent_assets_crcurrent_liabilities_crcash_crinventories_cr

Institutional ratios, self-computed

Seven ratios derived directly from the primary balance-sheet and P&L data — computed directly from source. We derive them ourselves rather than reading the filed fields (which are often left blank or zero), so a real debt/equity of 0.35 shows up even when the filing leaves the field at 0.00.

roe_pctroce_pctdebt_equitycurrent_ratiointerest_coverageasset_turnovernet_margin_pct

Shareholding pattern

The ownership structure from the official NSE shareholding master — promoter holding, public holding, and the promoter-pledge governance flag (whether any promoter shares are pledged or encumbered). Promoter pledging is a red-flag signal funds watch closely.

promoter_pctpublic_pctpromoter_shares_pledged

Where it comes from

Primary-source, audit-grade.

Every figure traces to an authoritative regulatory disclosure — the same primary filings auditors and institutional desks rely on. Nothing is inferred from third-party aggregators.

Regulatory filings

Sourced directly from statutory company disclosures — quarterly results, annual financials, and shareholding records as filed with the exchange.

authoritative · primary-source

Full provenance

Every data point is traceable to its originating filing, so you can stand behind the number in any committee or model.

audit-grade

Computed in-house

Institutional-method ratios are derived directly from the primary statements using transparent, consistent formulas — not lifted from a vendor feed.

proprietary methodology

Always current

Refreshed against the latest filed disclosures, so you're never trading on stale aggregator data.

real-time refresh

Sample output

What comes back.

A single call to hsh-india-fundamentals with {"symbol":"RELIANCE"} returns structured JSON, ready for a model to consume:

{
  "company_name": "Reliance Industries Limited",
  "isin": "INE002A01018",
  "latest_result": {
    "for_period": "Third Quarter",
    "revenue_cr": 128260, "net_profit_cr": 8721, "eps": 6.44
  },
  "trends": { "revenue_growth_yoy_pct": -1.8, "profit_growth_qoq_pct": 13.1 },
  "annual_balance_sheet": {
    "total_assets_cr": 1755986, "total_equity_cr": 925788,
    "total_debt_cr": 324622, "cash_cr": 97225
  },
  "ratios": {
    "roe_pct": 2.29, "roce_pct": 2.46,
    "debt_equity": 0.35, "current_ratio": 1.18,
    "interest_coverage": 5.81
  },
  "shareholding": {
    "promoter_pct": 50, "public_pct": 50,
    "promoter_shares_pledged": false
  },
  "sources": ["nse_xbrl_filings", "nse_annual_xbrl_balance_sheet", "nse_shareholding_master"]
}

Who calls it

Use cases.

For autonomous agents

Equity research agent

Screen any NSE stock

Pull a full fundamental read — health, leverage, returns quality, ownership risk — for any Indian listed company on demand, without a terminal subscription.

Quant desk

Factor inputs at scale

Feed ROE, ROCE, debt/equity and growth straight into a factor model — primary-sourced and self-computed, so the inputs are trustworthy.

Governance / risk agent

Flag ownership risk

The promoter-pledge flag surfaces a classic distress signal before it shows up in price — useful for risk screens and credit work.

For analysts & desks

PMS / equity analyst

Skip the data-entry

Get clean ROE, ROCE, leverage and growth for any NSE name in one call — instead of keying numbers off PDF filings into a spreadsheet.

Credit / lending team

Pre-screen borrowers

The promoter-pledge and leverage read is a fast first-pass distress check on a listed counterparty before deeper diligence.

Retail investor / advisor

Fundamentals on demand

A trustworthy fundamental snapshot of any Indian listed company without paying for a full terminal seat.

How to call it

Discover, pay, receive.

01 · Discover

Find the tool

Via MCP at dod.hshintelligence.com/mcp or the /x402/catalog. Input: an NSE symbol like RELIANCE.

02 · Pay

Pay per call

Send the x402 payment in USDC on Base. Fixed deterministic price — no subscription.

03 · Receive

Get the intel

Structured fundamentals return inline in the response — ready for your model.

# call the India fundamentals tool
curl -H "X-Payment: <x402-usdc-base-payload>" \
     "https://dod.hshintelligence.com/mcp" \
     -d '{"tool":"hsh-india-fundamentals","input":{"symbol":"TCS"}}'

Questions

FAQ.

Is this legal? How is it different from scraping Screener or similar?

It's primary-sourced from NSE's own regulatory XBRL filings, which SEBI mandates be free to view, download, and use for value addition — the same legal footing as SEC EDGAR. We deliberately avoid private aggregators like Screener (whose terms prohibit automated access). Every figure traces to the company's own mandatory disclosure.

Which companies are covered?

Any company listed on the NSE that files financial results — roughly 2,000 names. Pass the NSE trading symbol (e.g. RELIANCE, TCS, INFY, HDFCBANK).

How fresh is the data?

As fresh as the company's latest filing. P&L updates each quarter; the balance sheet and ratios come from the most recent annual filing; shareholding updates quarterly. Indian regulatory filing has a standard lag of a few weeks after period-end.

Why compute ratios yourself instead of using the filed ones?

NSE filings include some pre-computed ratio fields, but they're frequently left blank or at 0.00. Computing from the primary balance-sheet and P&L data directly gives a reliable number every time. For example, a company with a real debt/equity of 0.35 often files that field as 0.00; our computed value is correct.

What about the FII/DII institutional breakdown?

We surface the reliable promoter/public split and the promoter-pledge flag. The detailed foreign-vs-domestic institutional breakdown lives in a dimensional XBRL format that's fragile to parse — we deliberately omit it rather than risk mis-attributed numbers. Reliable data over fragile data.

Standalone or consolidated figures?

Growth comparisons are computed like-for-like (same basis across periods) so the YoY/QoQ numbers are real. The balance sheet uses the company's audited annual filing.

India company fundamentals, institutional-grade.

Two ways in — pick yours.