For self-directed ASX investors
Understand the business. Track what management delivers.
Company financials, business information, and management’s promises in one research dossier, with links to the original disclosures.
In development. Planned launch coverage starts with the ASX 200.
Harbour Components
Fictional company · Industrial components · FY25
Did operating profit meet guidance?
- Management said
- A$10–12m FY25 guidance · 22 Aug 2024
- Company reported
- A$11.2m FY25 result · 21 Aug 2025
Reported profit was within the stated range.
The target and outcome stay together, with a source for each.
Read the example sources
Example statement · 22 August 2024: “We expect FY25 operating profit of A$10–12 million.”
Example result · 21 August 2025: “Operating profit for FY25 was A$11.2 million.”
These excerpts are invented for this demonstration. Published dossiers are planned to link to the original company filings.
Revenue over five years (A$m)
The same measure, on the same basis, across reporting years.
Read the example sources
Example annual report: revenue of A$48m, A$55m, A$61m, A$68m and A$74.2m for FY21–FY25 respectively. At 30 June 2025, cash was A$8.6m and debt was A$12.4m. The business supplies industrial components and maintenance services.
These excerpts are invented for this demonstration. Published dossiers are planned to link to the original company filings.
What does the business do?
Harbour Components supplies replacement parts to Australian manufacturers. It earns revenue from component sales and maintenance contracts.
- FY25 revenue
- $74.2m
- Cash
- $8.6m
- Debt
- $12.4m
All amounts in Australian dollars. Revenue is for the year ended 30 June 2025; cash and debt are balances at that date.
Read the example sources
Example annual report: revenue of A$48m, A$55m, A$61m, A$68m and A$74.2m for FY21–FY25 respectively. At 30 June 2025, cash was A$8.6m and debt was A$12.4m. The business supplies industrial components and maintenance services.
These excerpts are invented for this demonstration. Published dossiers are planned to link to the original company filings.
Less searching.
More understanding.
Researching a business means connecting years of reports and announcements. SpotValue is being built to keep that record together, so you can focus on the questions that matter.
Find the facts in one place
Bring financial history, operations, and management disclosures together. Spend less time piecing together separate filings.
Keep the history in view
Follow the same measures across reporting years. See what changed without rebuilding your research each results season.
Check the original source
Follow each figure back to its dated disclosure. Distinguish what management said from what the company later reported.
The Promise Tracker
What they said.
What they delivered.
A target is only half the story. The Promise Tracker puts management’s measurable commitments beside the outcomes the company reports.
See the original target, the result, and the source of each. Each result follows a published methodology, including how changed targets and missing disclosures are handled.
- The promise
- Reduce average delivery time to 20 days or less.Example FY25 target · 22 August 2024
- The outcome
- Average delivery time: 24 days.Example FY25 result · 21 August 2025
- The record
- The reported result exceeded the 20-day ceiling.
Fictional company and figures, used to illustrate a missed target.
A fuller picture of the business
One company dossier. Ten connected areas of research.
Start with how a company makes money. Follow its finances, assets, and management record. Each company will use the same structure, with measures suited to its sector.
Business and revenue sources
Market value and per-share figures
Financial performance
Dividends and capital returns
Operations and assets
Management and board
Management’s promises and outcomes
Company events
Management’s strategy disclosures
Outlook and upcoming milestones
Starting with the ASX 200. Building from there.
Launch is being prepared. The plan is to start with detailed company histories, then expand coverage across the ASX.
The collected filing library contains 288,966 filings across 1,835 ASX codes as at 6 July 2026. Collected filings are not yet published dossiers.
- Planned launch
ASX 200
Five years of history and management commitments.
- Expansion target · month 4
ASX 300
Broader coverage and additional sector measures.
- Expansion target · month 12
The wider ASX
Aiming for roughly 1,800 listed companies.
A few things to know
We show. You decide.
Can I use SpotValue today?
SpotValue is in development. You can explore the fictional sample now and join the waitlist to hear when company dossiers become available.
Does SpotValue tell me which shares to buy?
No. SpotValue is being built to organise company information and show the sources. It does not provide stock recommendations, price targets, or portfolio advice.
What will a subscription cost?
The planned founding offer is A$149 a year for the first two years, for the first 500 paid subscribers. Standard pricing is planned at A$228 a year or A$25 a month, including GST. See all pricing details.
What makes the Promise Tracker different?
It preserves the connection between an earlier management commitment and the later reported outcome. You can inspect both sources and the methodology used to classify the result.
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Planned founding offer: A$149 a year for the first two years, for the first 500 paid subscribers. View launch pricing.