Methodology · v1.1

CFDCVR Registry Filings (DK)

Filing punctuality + completeness at the Danish CVR (Det Centrale Virksomhedsregister) / Erhvervsstyrelsen for {legal_name}. Ethvert dansk selskab (A/S, ApS) er registreret i CVR hos Erhvervsstyrelsen og indsender sin årsrapport → returning absent:not_disclosed is essentially impossible for any company actually incorporated in Denmark. EXTRACTION RULES — MANDATORY: (1) search cvr.dk and erhvervsstyrelsen.dk using the company's legal name OR CVR-nummer — the result returns registrering date, kapital, status, and the last årsrapport indsendelse date. (2) cross-check reputable aggregators for the senest årsrapport + selskabsstatus. (3) search the company's own "Investor Relations"/"Selskabsledelse" page for submitted accounts. Return composite_signal with sub-signals (each 0-100 + source_url): (a) filing_punctuality — how close the last årsrapport submission is to the statutory deadline (indsendelse entro 5 mesi from regnskabsårets afslutning, 6 mesi for børsnoterede = 60-100; late = 30-60); (b) filing_completeness — richness of the submitted accounts (koncernregnskab + årsregnskab + ledelsesberetning + revisionspåtegning = 90+, klasse B/mikro only = 50); (c) registry_status_active — entity active/registreret (active/normal=90, under konkurs/tvangsopløsning/likvidation=20). Return type="absent" reason="no_company_specific_data" ONLY if the entity is verifiably NOT incorporated in Denmark. SUB-SIGNAL OBSERVABILITY (anti-fabrication, MANDATORY): registry EXISTENCE/status is almost always verifiable, but the deposited-accounts CONTENT (filing_punctuality / filing_completeness) is frequently paywalled, fee-gated, or simply not deposited for small/private companies. If you cannot OBSERVE the actual deposit dates or document richness from a CITED source, return that sub-signal as null — do NOT estimate or guess a band from the company's size, sector or country, and do NOT treat a paywalled/undisclosed content sub-signal as "low". registry_status_active must be scored ONLY from a POSITIVE registry hit you cite (the status field visible); if you cannot locate the entity in the national registry at all (ambiguous/non-English legal name, homonym, no hit), do NOT default it to active — return it null. Not-found is NOT active. If NO sub-signal could be observed from any cited source, return type="absent" reason="no_company_specific_data" (a genuine content-absence then resolves to a clean not_applicable, never a fabricated composite). Server composite_signal_score.