Toyo Engineering
32.72% → 4.24% in seven weeks.
The Integral group unwound its Toyo Engineering stake from 32.72% to 4.24% across fourteen amendments, an activist position almost entirely exited, filing by filing.
Every figure traces back to the source filing it came from, so analysts can cite their work, and AI agents compute instead of guess.
Japanese disclosure has no common identifier linking a holder across filings. The same investor files through funds, SPVs, and offshore vehicles, and the names drift across kanji, katakana, and Latin script. In the public record, each one looks like an unrelated small holder. Axiora resolves them into one. At Toyo Engineering, sixty names turned out to be one coordinated exit of −28.48pp.
32.72% → 4.24% in seven weeks.
The Integral group unwound its Toyo Engineering stake from 32.72% to 4.24% across fourteen amendments, an activist position almost entirely exited, filing by filing.
Two activists, 65.4% combined.
Governance Partners (33.09%) and Dynamic Solution Group (32.31%) filed within eight days, both declaring an activist purpose, 65.4% of a micro-cap, visible only when the two filings are read side by side.
Creeping toward majority.
Giken Holdings filed five consecutive increases over thirteen months, from 41.39% to 48.76%, 1.24 points short of control. Each filing looks routine; the trajectory does not.
Revenue, holdings, and ownership ratios are normalized consistently across 4,125 companies and a decade of filings, while each value keeps its source element and doc_id intact. Nothing is inferred or rounded.
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Every row links to the source doc_id it was extracted from. Click through to the original filing in one hop, not a vendor's restatement of it.
→View documentationEach API response carries a freeze token. Months later, the same token returns the same bytes, even after restatements, withdrawals, or schema changes upstream.
→View documentationEvery missing value carries a reason, not reported, not applicable, restated upstream, or pending. You never have to guess whether a blank is a zero or an absence.
→View documentationJapan's official archive keeps annual, semi-annual and quarterly reports for a rolling ten years, and large-shareholding reports for just five.
When a filing rolls off the public record, Axiora is its only source.
Every join is keyed to filing receipt time, not as-of-now. Backtests reflect what the market actually saw on the date.
Delisted, merged, and bankrupt issuers retain their full filing history. The dataset doesn't quietly forget its losers.
A worked example: the Toyo Engineering 6330 exit cluster, end-to-end.
A new large-shareholding filing (e.g. S100XXBJ) hits the public record. The poller picks it up and pulls the raw XBRL within ninety seconds.
Typed elements lifted into a row. Counter-party, instrument, and beneficial-owner cluster resolved against the issuer master.
Row appended to the issuer's trajectory. Stake delta computed against the prior amendment from the same reporter cluster.
A stake delta of |Δ| ≥ 3pp inside a ≤ 30-day unwind window flags an exit, and the label keeps the source doc_id it was derived from.
Push roughly half an hour from filing. Payload carries the row, the trajectory snapshot, and the source doc_id.
Search any company by name, ticker, or issuer code and inspect its financials and filings on the web. No API key needed to look, sign in only when you want to export.
axiora.dev/terminalSoonNative Model Context Protocol surface. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or your own agent and query in plain language, the full toolset, deterministically backed by the source filings.
api.axiora.dev/mcp↗Documented REST endpoints, plus webhooks that fire on new filings and ownership events. Every payload carries the affected rows and the source doc_id.
api.axiora.dev/v1↗Full-dataset Parquet and CSV exports, financials, ownership trajectories, and signals, keyed by issuer and securities code. Institutional tier.
api.axiora.dev/v1/bulk↗Every dataset below comes off the same filings pipeline, typed, source-linked, and reachable through any surface.
| Financials | 4,125 companies | rolling 10-year window |
|---|---|---|
| Translations | · | benchmarked publicly |
| Filings | · | archived since 2016 |
| Governance | · | on filing arrival |
| Earnings | · | earnings releases |
| Ownership | 1,337 trajectories | 19,104 records · since 2021 |
Coverage is nuanced, on purpose. Financials cover 4,125 listed companies; the official archive retains those filings on a rolling 10-year window. Large-shareholding disclosures cover 5%+ positions only (sub-5% moves are never disclosed at all) and stay public for just 5 years; we archive both permanently (periodic reports since 2016, large-shareholding since 2021). The 19,104 large-shareholding records come from 6,774 filings since 2021, resolved into 1,337 distinct ownership trajectories.

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