secfin
Fetch company financial records from SEC EDGAR.
Installation
pip install secfin
Or install from source:
pip install -e .
Quick Start
from secfin import SECClient, Company
# Initialize client (SEC requires User-Agent with contact info)
client = SECClient(user_agent="MyApp contact@email.com")
# Get company financials
company = Company("AAPL", client)
# Income Statement
income = company.get_income_statement()
print(f"Revenue: {income.revenue.latest()}")
print(f"Net Income: {income.net_income.latest()}")
# Balance Sheet
balance = company.get_balance_sheet()
print(f"Total Assets: {balance.total_assets.latest()}")
print(f"Cash: {balance.cash.latest()}")
# Cash Flow Statement
cashflow = company.get_cash_flow()
print(f"Operating Cash Flow: {cashflow.operating_cash_flow.latest()}")
print(f"Free Cash Flow: {cashflow.free_cash_flow.latest()}")
Features
- Income Statement: Revenue, Cost of Revenue, Gross Profit, R&D, SG&A, Operating Income, Net Income, EPS, Shares Outstanding
- Balance Sheet: Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Cash, Inventory, Debt
- Cash Flow: Operating, Investing, Financing cash flows, CapEx, Dividends, Free Cash Flow
- Analytics: TTM calculations, YoY growth, CAGR, margins, ratios
- Caching: Automatic disk caching to reduce API calls
- Async Support: Async batch fetching for improved performance
Data Export
Convert to pandas DataFrame:
# Get historical data as DataFrame
df = company.get_income_statement().to_dataframe()
print(df)
Get a summary of all financials:
summary = company.summary()
print(summary)
Quarterly vs Annual Data
# Annual data (10-K filings)
annual_income = company.get_income_statement(period="annual")
# Quarterly data (10-Q filings)
quarterly_income = company.get_income_statement(period="quarterly")
Financial Analytics
income = company.get_income_statement()
# Trailing Twelve Months (TTM)
ttm_revenue = income.revenue.ttm()
# Year-over-Year Growth
yoy_growth = income.revenue.growth() # Returns decimal (0.1 = 10%)
# Compound Annual Growth Rate
cagr_5yr = income.revenue.cagr(years=5)
# Margins
gross_margin = income.gross_margin()
operating_margin = income.operating_margin()
net_margin = income.net_margin()
# Balance Sheet Ratios
balance = company.get_balance_sheet()
current_ratio = balance.current_ratio()
debt_to_equity = balance.debt_to_equity()
Caching
Responses are cached locally to reduce API calls (default: 24 hours).
# Disable caching
client = SECClient("MyApp contact@email.com", cache_enabled=False)
# Custom cache TTL (1 hour)
client = SECClient("MyApp contact@email.com", cache_ttl=3600)
# Clear cache
client.clear_cache()
# View cache stats
print(client.cache_stats())
# {'files': 10, 'size_bytes': 5000000, 'size_mb': 4.77}
Async Batch Fetching
For faster fetching of large ticker lists:
import asyncio
from secfin import SECClient, AsyncBatchFetcher
client = SECClient("MyApp contact@email.com")
fetcher = AsyncBatchFetcher(client, max_concurrent=5)
# Async fetch
results = asyncio.run(fetcher.fetch_tickers(["AAPL", "MSFT", "GOOGL"]))
# Or use the sync wrapper
from secfin import run_async_fetch
results = run_async_fetch(client, ["AAPL", "MSFT", "GOOGL"])
Earnings Dates
Get historical and estimated future earnings dates:
company = Company("AAPL", client)
# Last earnings date
last = company.last_earnings()
print(f"Last Filing: {last['date']} ({last['form_type']})")
# Next earnings (estimated)
next_e = company.next_earnings()
print(f"Next Expected: {next_e['date']} ({next_e['fiscal_quarter']})")
# Historical earnings dates
history = company.earnings_history(limit=10)
for h in history:
print(f"{h['date']} | {h['form_type']} | {h['fiscal_quarter']}")
# Full earnings calendar
calendar = company.get_earnings_calendar()
print(f"Fiscal Year End: {calendar.fiscal_year_end}")
df = calendar.get_historical_df()
Example Output
Last Earnings:
Filing Date: 2026-01-30
Period End: 2025-12-27
Form Type: 10-Q
Quarter: Q1
Next Earnings (Estimated):
Expected Date: 2026-04-30
Form Type: 10-Q
Quarter: Q2
Rate Limiting
The client automatically respects SEC's rate limit (10 requests/second).
Batch Fetching - Index Constituents
Fetch financials for entire indices:
from secfin import SECClient, BatchFetcher
client = SECClient("MyApp contact@email.com")
fetcher = BatchFetcher(client)
# Fetch all S&P 500 companies (~500 companies)
sp500_data = fetcher.fetch_sp500()
# Fetch all NASDAQ 100 companies (~100 companies)
nasdaq_data = fetcher.fetch_nasdaq100()
# Fetch custom list of tickers
tickers = ["AAPL", "MSFT", "GOOGL", "AMZN", "META"]
custom_data = fetcher.fetch_tickers(tickers)
Progress Tracking
def my_progress(current, total, ticker, status):
print(f"Progress: {current}/{total} - {ticker}: {status}")
fetcher = BatchFetcher(client, on_progress=my_progress)
results = fetcher.fetch_nasdaq100()
Export to DataFrame
# Get summary DataFrame with key metrics
summary_df = fetcher.summary_dataframe(results)
print(summary_df)
# Get specific metric across all companies
revenue_df = fetcher.to_dataframe(results, "income_statement", "revenue")
print(revenue_df)
Available Indices
| Index | Method | Companies |
|---|---|---|
| S&P 500 | fetch_sp500() |
~500 |
| NASDAQ 100 | fetch_nasdaq100() |
~100 |
| Russell 2000 | fetch_russell2000(tickers) |
~2000 (requires ticker list) |
Russell 2000
Russell 2000 constituent list is not freely available. You need to provide your own list:
# Load your Russell 2000 tickers
russell_tickers = [...] # Your list of ~2000 tickers
results = fetcher.fetch_russell2000(tickers=russell_tickers)
Requirements
- Python 3.9+
- requests
- pandas
License
MIT
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