Key Statistics

Key Statistics Widget

The statements show what a company earned; the ratios show whether that is expensive or cheap. This free widget puts a company\x27s key statistics on your page — market capitalisation, P/E ratio, margins, returns and valuation multiples — with an interactive chart above the table. Embed it on any investing, research, or finance site and your readers can size up a company at a glance.

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How to get started

Sign up for free, add your website domain, and paste the embed code above into your HTML. Your widget will activate automatically.

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Which company's key statistics to show. Stocks only — these metrics do not exist for crypto or forex.

Annual or quarterly figures when the widget loads.

The Numbers That Matter Most

Every metric an investor checks first, in one table: market capitalisation and enterprise value, P/E and other valuation multiples, profit margins, returns on equity and assets, and per-share figures. Each row expands to show the components behind it, so a reader can go from a headline ratio down to the inputs that produced it.

Chart Any Metric

Click any row in the table and it plots on the chart above — watch how a margin has moved over the years, or compare a valuation multiple against its own history. Switch between bar and line rendering depending on whether you are comparing periods or showing a trend. Turn the chart off entirely for a compact, table-only embed.

Pairs With the Statements Widget

Key statistics answer "is this expensive?"; the financial statements widget answers "what did they actually earn?". Many sites embed both on the same company page — the ratios for a quick read, the statements for the detail behind them.

Key Features

  • Valuation and profitability — market cap, P/E, margins and returns in one place.
  • Interactive chart — click rows to plot them, bar or line.
  • Expandable rows — drill into the figures behind each metric.
  • Row search — jump straight to any metric by name.
  • Configurable — hide the chart, search or heading.

Who Uses a Key Statistics Widget?

Financial publishers embed it next to company coverage so readers can judge valuation while they read. Investor relations pages use it to present their own ratios. Research and screener sites add it to company profiles. Educational sites use it to teach how ratios are read and compared.