nimistu

search

Full-text search across the nimistu register of Estonian companies, people and trademarks. Returns matches each with a stable id (pass to fetch, get_company or get_person) and a canonical nimistu.ee URL. Use this first to locate an entity by name or registry code.

fetch

Retrieve the full content of a record by the id returned from search (e.g. 'company:10000018', 'person:18345', 'trademark:123', 'emtak:47811'). Returns the record text, its canonical nimistu.ee URL and metadata.

get_company

Full profile of an Estonian company by its registry code: status, address, activity (EMTAK), VAT, employees, financials, tax debt, sanctions, board members, shareholders, beneficial owners, supervisory board, foreign parent, subsidiaries and trademarks.

get_person

Profile of a person in the Estonian business register: birth year, sanctions, and all companies they are connected to (board member, shareholder, beneficial owner, etc.), current and past. Look the person up with search first to get their id.

lookup_emtak

EMTAK is the Estonian classification of economic activities. Pass code for details + stats on one activity, or query to search activities by Estonian name. Returns the code, ET/EN name and the count of active companies.

companies_by_emtak

List active Estonian companies whose primary activity is a given EMTAK code, optionally filtered by county. Use lookup_emtak to find the code first.

whats_new_today

A summary of recent activity: a daily narrative of notable changes plus counts of newly registered companies (last few working days), broken down by legal form, county and activity, with a sample of the newest companies.

search_trademarks

Search Estonian-linked trademarks (EUIPO + Estonian Patent Office) by their verbal element. Returns each mark with its status and the owning company.

rankings

Curated leaderboards from the nimistu data: top taxpayers, revenue, profit, employers, tax debtors, grant recipients, procurement winners, people holding the most board seats, audit firms, recipients of state payments, VAT groups, top corporate shareholders, and members of Parliament (Riigikogu) or the Cabinet active in business.