Institutions, retail channels and the people who open doors — mapped one market at a time and ranked against your ticker. Subscribe to keep a market current, or buy a one-off snapshot.
Free counts for every market, plus a sample Japan pack.
Investors in every market buy US-listed stocks on the merits. Where your company operates doesn't decide where your shareholders can come from.
US institutions that hold your peers, and English-language creators. Usually where to start.
Long-term asset managers, trust banks and a large retail base buying US stocks through domestic brokers.
One of the most active foreign retail buyers of US equities, plus a large national pension fund.
Licensed managers, family offices and life insurers. Fewer named contacts so far.
A short list of very large sovereign and state-linked investors. Relationship-led.
Everything you need to develop institutional and retail shareholders in one market, from first name to first meeting.
Every manager in the market that could own you, tiered from those already holding your peers to licensed firms that haven’t bought US stocks yet.
The creators retail investors there actually follow, in their language, and the local brokers they buy US stocks through.
Local brokers that organise roadshows and corporate access, and the conferences where your peers presented.
How institutions there decide, how to make a first approach, what materials they expect, and which weeks to avoid.
We don't cut a market down to the few dozen names that already hold your peers. You get everyone who could plausibly own you, sorted into four tiers by how ready they are.
Priced per ticker. A single purchase is a snapshot; a subscription keeps the list current as people move and new quarters land.
| 1 market | $149/month | $1,788/year |
|---|---|---|
| 2 markets | $249/month | $2,988/year |
| 3 markets | $349/month | $4,188/year |
| 4 markets | $429/month | $5,148/year |
| 5 markets | $499/month | $5,988/year |
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