Tower company credit data
Tower company figures, on the same basis.
TowerBasis reads the filings of 43 tower companies and keeps what most data products flatten: every figure with the page and the sentence it came from, the company's own definition of it, and what the company never publishes at all.
Three claims, each tested
On the page cited
A figure appears, character for character, on the page named beside it. The last check re-read the source files and found 409 of 409 figures on the page cited.
Not disclosed means searched
Every name we know for the metric, in the language the document is written in — English, Spanish, Portuguese or Italian.
Our gaps are never theirs
What a company does not publish and what we have not read yet are different facts. They are never shown as one.
What each quarterly edition contains
- A dossier: every company, every metric, each figure with its page and sentence, and the reason for every figure that is not there.
- An Excel workbook with every figure held, and a dollar column converted at the ECB's published reference rates — averages for flows, closing rates for balances.
- Rankings only where a ranking holds: at least six companies with a confirmed figure.
- Each company's own definitions, quoted, so two metrics with one name are never mistaken for one measure.
- What changed since the last period — and the candidate changes held back, with the reason for each.
From public filings only. Share prices, market capitalisation and enterprise value are out of scope.
What it costs
Single edition
€900
one quarter
- The dossier and the Excel workbook for one quarter
- Every figure with its page and the sentence it came from
- Yours to keep
Analyst
€3,000
a year, one person
- Four quarterly editions
- Definitions, rankings and what changed each quarter
- Questions answered by the person who built it
Team
€7,500
a year, up to five people in one firm
- Everything in Analyst, for the whole credit team
- Your own peer set on request
Prices exclude VAT. One edition each quarter. Founding price for the first ten subscribers: EUR 2,000 a year, held for two years.
Free notes
Note 01
The Tenancy Ratio Problem
Twelve tower companies put a tenancy ratio in front of investors. Almost none of them counts the same thing, and two of the largest publish none at all.
Read the note →Note 02
The Leverage Multiple Problem
Every tower company publishes a leverage multiple. Put them on one basis and the filings support a like-for-like figure for exactly one of them.
Read the note →Get the sample
Five pages from the current edition: one tower company in full, every figure with the page and the sentence it came from, and the reason for every figure that is not there.
Work addresses only — personal mailboxes are refused. One email arrives with a link; opening it proves the address is yours and brings the sample. Your address is kept to send the sample and to answer you, nothing else, and it is deleted whenever you ask. How we handle it.