About this skill

What Problem It Solves

When collecting A-share company reports, manually locating annual, semi-annual, and quarterly reports can be repetitive and easy to miss. This skill chains company name, year range, and stock code to batch-download PDF financial reports locally for parsing, archiving, or analysis.

How It Works

It confirms the company and time range, defaulting to the last five years. If only a company name is provided, it can use WebSearch to identify the six-digit A-share stock code, distinguishing Shanghai 60xxxx and Shenzhen 00xxxx / 30xxxx listings. After checking dependencies, it runs the downloader. Key options include --code / -c, --company / -n, --start, --end, and --output / -o, with the output directory defaulting to a folder named by company and year range. On completion, it reports success/failure counts, file paths, downloaded years, and report types.

Boundaries

Only covers PDFs published after listing in the Eastmoney announcement system
Pre-listing reports cannot be retrieved this way
Latest quarterly data depends on the filing being released
Downloads depend on network access and site rate limits

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Use Cases

Collect the last five years of annual, semi-annual, and quarterly A-share reports locally for PDF parsing.
Build a local folder of Eastmoney announcement PDFs for a specified Shanghai/Shenzhen company by year range.
Land multiple years of filings in one directory before comparison, instead of manually searching announcements.
Check whether the latest quarterly report is available by downloading it and reviewing success counts and paths.

Best For

Financial analysts covering A-shares who need multiple reporting periods for trend comparison.
Data engineers maintaining filings pipelines who want PDFs saved locally for parsing.
Individual investors tracking specific stocks who want annual and quarterly reports by company and range.
Researchers cleaning disclosure data who need consistent folders and report-type labels for extraction.