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Shenlan Company Intelligence

Data Analysis Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem Addressed

Corporate intelligence is often scattered across company profiles, press releases, external mentions, announcements, and trending rankings. Analysts who collect these manually can miss material updates or mix inconsistent sources. This skill wraps Shenlan Finance public APIs into composable queries, letting an LLM gather multiple data types around one company in a structured workflow.

How It Works

Core capabilities include:
- Company profiles: fetch basic data, ticker, and industry via /companies and /companies/stock/{code}.
- Content and sentiment: retrieve company-published content with /companies/{id}/contents and external mentions with /companies/{id}/mentions.
- Announcement monitoring: list ticker-specific notices via /stocks/{code}/announcements, search by keyword, and download PDFs.
- Attention signals: combine /trending/companies and follower data to gauge sustained market attention.

For full analysis, the typical flow is: profile lookup, official content review, external mention review, announcement checks, and trending comparison. For early warning, inspect mentions for tone and abnormal growth, then verify major announcements. For industry comparison, run similar queries across multiple companies and compare mentions, followers, and announcements.

Boundaries and Notes

The APIs are public, JSON-based, and unauthenticated as described. The skill does not imply paid, private, real-time streaming, or trading-grade data. Citations should note sources such as “according to Shenlan Finance company database” or “according to listed-company announcements.” It supports evidence gathering and summarization, not compliance-grade market data or investment advice.

Use Cases

  • When reviewing a listed company, compile its profile, official content, mentions, and announcements together.
  • When tracking key clients, pull recent mentions and check whether sentiment is unusually intensifying.
  • When preparing industry comparisons, compare follower counts, mention volume, and recent announcements.
  • When reviewing disclosures, query announcements by ticker and search keywords such as buyback or reduction.

Best For

  • Investment researchers who need to summarize listed-company announcements and fundamentals quickly.
  • PR analysts monitoring client brand sentiment and organizing mention hotspots.
  • Research assistants who need to fold company intelligence into written reports.
  • Strategy analysts comparing corporate updates across firms while tracking industry shifts.