Stock fundamentals across 9 global exchanges outside the US and Asia — LSE UK, Xetra Germany, TSX Canada, ASX Australia, B3 Brazil, BMV Mexico, JSE South Africa, BIST Turkey, Tadawul Saudi — delivered as pay-per-result JSON/CSV at 1-3% of a Bloomberg Terminal seat cost.
Global equity coverage for the buy-side outside Bloomberg means stitching together regional providers — Economática for Brazil, Argaam for Saudi, ASX-direct for Australia, FWB for Germany, LSEG for UK — and paying each separately ($300-2,000/month each). FactSet’s global enterprise contract ($50K-200K/year) covers the full universe but requires multi-quarter procurement. Morningstar Direct ($20K-40K/year) is excellent for fund-level research but not the right primitive for bottom-up single-stock screening. Capital IQ regional add-ons stack up to comparable enterprise pricing.
NexGenData’s global markets toolkit is a different model: composable per-result pricing on each exchange separately, English-tagged JSON/CSV output, every actor billed per record returned. Cover one market or all 9, run it daily or weekly, plug it into your Python model or Excel sheet or warehouse table. Global-equity allocators, regional-fund analysts, and currency-hedging desks use this stack as the structured-fundamentals layer underneath their cross-region allocation workflow.
The 9-exchange global markets coverage
| Exchange | What it covers | Actor | Output fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK — LSE | London Stock Exchange Main Market + AIM listed-equity fundamentals | lse-uk-stock-screener | LSE ticker (TIDM), name, sector, market cap, P/E, dividend yield |
| Germany — Xetra (FWB) | Frankfurt / Xetra DAX + MDAX + SDAX listed-equity fundamentals | xetra-germany-stock-screener | Xetra ticker, ISIN, name, sector, market cap, P/E, dividend |
| Canada — TSX | Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX + TSX Venture) listed-equity fundamentals | tsx-canada-stock-screener | TSX ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, dividend yield |
| Australia — ASX | Australian Securities Exchange listed-equity fundamentals + screener | asx-australia-stock-screener | ASX ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, dividend yield, franking |
| Brazil — B3 | B3 (Brasil Bolsa Balcão) listed-equity fundamentals — Bovespa successor | b3-brasil-stock-screener | B3 ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, P/B, dividend yield |
| Mexico — BMV | Bolsa Mexicana de Valores listed-equity fundamentals | bmv-mexico-stock-screener | BMV ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, dividend yield |
| South Africa — JSE | Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed-equity fundamentals | jse-southafrica-stock-screener | JSE ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, P/B, dividend yield |
| Turkey — BIST | Borsa Istanbul listed-equity fundamentals — BIST 100 + broader universe | bist-turkey-stock-screener | BIST ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, dividend yield |
| Saudi Arabia — Tadawul | Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) listed-equity fundamentals — TASI universe | tadawul-saudi-stock-screener | Tadawul ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, dividend yield |
Why this toolkit beats Bloomberg, Refinitiv, FactSet, Morningstar, and regional providers
| Feature | NexGenData global stack | Bloomberg Terminal | Refinitiv Eikon | FactSet global | Morningstar Direct | Regional providers (Argaam, Economática, etc.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Annual cost — 1 analyst | $300-900 (metered) | $24,000+ | $22,000+ | $50K-200K enterprise | $20K-40K | $3,600-24,000 per region |
| 9-market global ex-US/Asia coverage | Yes — all 9 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes (fund-level) | Per-region only |
| UK + Europe (LSE + Xetra) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | LSEG / FWB local |
| Canada + Australia (TSX + ASX) | Yes — with franking | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | TMX / ASX direct |
| LATAM (B3 Brazil + BMV Mexico) | Yes — both | Yes | Yes | Yes | Partial | Economática / regional |
| Frontier (JSE, BIST, Tadawul) | Yes — all 3 | Yes | Yes | Premium tier | Partial | Local-provider-only |
| English-tagged JSON/CSV output | Yes — pipeline-ready | Terminal-only / B-API | Eikon-only / DSWS | Yes — paid API tier | Yes | Mixed (some Arabic / Portuguese) |
| Pay-per-result billing | Yes — no seat cap | Seat license | Seat license | Enterprise license | Seat license | Seat license |
| Procurement cycle | Self-serve — 5 minutes | 2-12 weeks | 2-8 weeks | 4-24 weeks | 4-12 weeks | 2-6 weeks per region |
6 use cases for global-equity allocators and regional-fund analysts
1. UK + Europe small-cap screen for a London-based long/short fund. A London long/short fund running a UK + Europe small-cap mandate needs daily fundamentals across LSE AIM and Xetra MDAX/SDAX. Workflow: LSE UK screener + Xetra Germany screener scheduled daily with market cap $50M-$1B filter, output merged into a single watchlist in Snowflake, daily refresh of factor-rank composite. Total cost: ~$25/month. Compare to a Refinitiv Eikon dual-region seat at $22K/year.
2. TSX + ASX resource-sector coverage for a commodity-focused fund. A commodity-focused fund tracking gold miners and lithium producers needs daily fundamentals on TSX (Barrick, Wheaton, Lundin) and ASX (BHP, Pilbara Minerals, IGO). Workflow: TSX Canada screener + ASX Australia screener scheduled daily, sector filter on materials + energy, output to internal commodity-equity model. Cost: ~$20/month. Compare to a Capital IQ resources-sector seat at $15K+/year.
3. LATAM-2 screen for an EM equity fund. An EM equity fund covering Brazil + Mexico runs a weekly screen for cheap-and-growing names with market cap $200M-$3B. Workflow: B3 Brazil screener + BMV Mexico screener scheduled weekly, output merged in pandas, ranked by composite value+quality score, top 50 names exported to the PM’s watchlist. Total cost: ~$15/month. Compare to an Economática Brazil-only seat at $500-2K/month.
4. JSE + Frontier-Africa allocation for a frontier-markets fund. A frontier-markets fund building South Africa exposure uses JSE fundamentals as the underlying screener layer for their SA allocation. Workflow: JSE South Africa screener scheduled daily, top 200 names by market cap, output to internal model, monthly rebalance review. Cost: ~$8/month. Compare to a regional South Africa data subscription at $500-1,500/month.
5. Tadawul + BIST coverage for a Gulf/MENA fund. A Gulf-focused fund covering Saudi Tadawul (TASI) and Turkey BIST needs daily fundamentals on both. Workflow: Tadawul Saudi screener + BIST Turkey screener scheduled daily, output to a Gulf-MENA factor model. Cost: ~$12/month for both markets. Compare to Argaam ($500-2K/month) + a local BIST data provider ($300-800/month).
6. Global allocator multi-market rebalance dashboard. A multi-asset allocator at a $3B family office runs a monthly cross-region rebalance review covering 9-market global universe (this toolkit) plus the 15-market Asia toolkit and the US listed universe. Workflow: monthly run of all 24 screeners, output rolled up into Looker Studio dashboard showing top-10 by market cap per market, sector composition shifts, currency-adjusted total return. Total cost: ~$30/month. Compare to a FactSet global enterprise contract at $50K-200K/year.
Sister actors across the global markets fleet
Pair the global markets toolkit with the Asia toolkit and the institutional finance stack for full cross-region cross-asset workflows:
- LSE UK Screener — London Main Market + AIM, the UK equity workhorse.
- Xetra Germany Screener — DAX + MDAX + SDAX, the German market primitive.
- TSX Canada Screener — Toronto Main + Venture, with deep miner / energy coverage.
- ASX Australia Screener — Australian Securities Exchange with franking data.
- B3 Brasil Screener — Brazilian listed-equity universe, the Bovespa successor.
- Eastmoney China Screener — pair with global toolkit for full ex-US coverage.
- TSE Japan Screener — Japan primitive, complements the global ex-Japan toolkit.
- SEC 13F Holdings Tracker — which US institutional managers hold which global ADRs.
- Analyst Price Targets — sell-side targets on cross-listed global names.
- Short Interest Tracker — short-interest data on US-listed global ADRs.
Frequently asked questions
Why this stack instead of a global Bloomberg or Refinitiv seat?
A global Bloomberg Terminal seat ($24,000+/year) or a global Refinitiv Eikon seat ($22,000+/year) covers all 9 of these markets as part of a bundled enterprise package. If your analyst already lives in Bloomberg for fixed-income, FX, and US/EU equities, the marginal cost of adding these 9 secondary markets is near zero — keep the seat. The NexGenData global markets toolkit is built for a different buyer: regional-fund analysts or multi-asset allocators who do not have a Bloomberg seat for these markets, or who want to pipe structured fundamentals into a Python / Excel / BigQuery workflow without paying for the full bundled terminal. Typical annual cost for a 9-market daily-refresh pipeline: $300-900.
How current is the data?
Live. Every actor pulls fresh fundamentals on every run, directly from each exchange’s public-data surface (LSE’s issuer pages, Xetra/FWB, TMX for TSX, ASX, B3, BMV, JSE, BIST, Tadawul). Typical end-to-end refresh latency from exchange publication to actor output is under 60 seconds. Standard market-hours staleness rules apply (e.g., JSE end-of-day prices land after JSE close ~16:00 SAST), but the fundamental fields (market cap, P/E, dividend yield) refresh on every actor run.
Does this cover LATAM (Brazil + Mexico) properly, or just the broad-market index?
It covers the full listed universe on B3 (Brazil) and BMV (Mexico), not just the headline Bovespa or IPC index constituents. For a LATAM fund manager, this means the long tail of mid-cap and small-cap LATAM names that local providers like Economática ($500-2K/month/Brazil seat) and S&P LATAM Capital IQ cover, at metered pay-per-result rates. Typical LATAM-2 coverage (B3 + BMV) runs $20-40/month.
What about Saudi (Tadawul) — isn’t that an Argaam or local-provider market?
Argaam is the local Saudi-data provider and runs roughly $500-2,000/month for a single seat. For Saudi-focused desks inside Saudi or Gulf regional funds, Argaam is hard to beat — Arabic-native UI, deep local disclosure coverage, and direct relationships with Tadawul-listed issuers. The NexGenData Tadawul actor is built for a different buyer: cross-border allocators outside Saudi who want English-tagged structured fundamentals on the TASI universe for their global macro or EM model. Different buyer, same fundamental data layer, ~5% of the Argaam cost.
Can I use this to build a global cross-market screen?
Yes — pair this 9-market global toolkit with the Asia 15-market toolkit and you have a 24-market global cross-section screen. Workflow: schedule all 24 screener actors daily, output to a single Snowflake or BigQuery table, normalize for currency and accounting convention in your warehouse, run your factor screen (value / quality / momentum) cross-market. Typical 24-market daily-refresh cost: $50-150/month. Compare to a FactSet global enterprise contract at $50K-200K/year.
How does this compare to Morningstar Direct for global equity research?
Morningstar Direct is excellent for fund-level research (mutual fund holdings, ratings, performance attribution) and runs $20K-40K/year per seat with global coverage. For an analyst whose primary workflow is fund-of-funds, manager research, or attribution analysis, Morningstar Direct is the right tool. The NexGenData global markets toolkit is built for the opposite workflow: bottom-up single-stock fundamental research and factor-screen pipelines on the listed equity universe. Different layer of the buy-side workflow.
Is the dividend / franking data on ASX clean enough for a yield strategy?
Yes. The ASX screener actor returns dividend yield plus franking-credit percentage (Australia-specific dividend imputation), which is what an Australian-domiciled or franking-aware yield strategy actually needs. Most non-Australian data providers strip franking data because their primary buyer is global allocators who do not benefit from franking credits. If you are running an Australian-domiciled yield fund or an ASX-focused dividend strategy, this is the lowest-friction way to get a clean franking-adjusted yield feed.
How fast can I get started?
Sign up for a free Apify account, get $5/month in free credits, and queue LSE + Xetra + TSX + ASX as your first 4 actors — together they cover ~90% of ex-Asia, ex-US developed-market equity market cap. You will have 4 CSVs with ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, and dividend yield in under 5 minutes. Add B3 + BMV + JSE + BIST + Tadawul as your EM scope expands. Pay-per-result means no commitment beyond what you actually use.
Get started
Sign up for a free Apify account at apify.com/nexgendata — $5/month in free credits lets you queue LSE + Xetra + TSX + ASX as your first 4 actors (about 90% of ex-Asia, ex-US developed-market market cap). You will have 4 CSVs with ticker, name, sector, market cap, P/E, and dividend yield in under 5 minutes. Add B3 + BMV + JSE + BIST + Tadawul as your EM scope expands. Pay-per-result means no commitment beyond what you actually use.