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How to get Latvia company data: officers, owners (UBO) & financials
Latvian companies are registered at the official Register of Enterprises of the Republic of Latvia (Uzņēmumu reģistrs). Here's how to pull a company's identity, legal form, address, officers, shareholders, beneficial owners (UBO) and annual financials as clean JSON — for KYC, due diligence and lead lists.
Registration number is the key
Every Latvian legal entity has a registration number assigned by the Register of Enterprises. Numbers are the reliable key for matching — company names can be duplicated, changed or struck off. The register holds roughly 485,000 legal entities — the whole population, not a sample.
What data can you get?
- Identity — legal name, registration number, legal form, registration date.
- Address & activity — registered address, area of activity and share capital.
- Officers & ownership (opt-in) — board / representatives, shareholders (SIA members + AS stockholders) and beneficial owners (UBO).
- Financials (opt-in) — latest annual report: employees, total assets, equity, net turnover, net income.
- Filters — name, registration number, legal form, status, location, activity.
The easy way (by name, number or filter)
Latvia's register publishes open data files, but you have to download and stitch them together yourself. Instead, the Latvia Company Data scraper on Apify takes a name, registration number or filter and returns a structured profile — no setup, exportable to JSON / CSV / Excel. It reads the register's daily data files directly, so it doesn't break when a website changes.
Use cases: KYC & supplier onboarding, due diligence on Latvian vendors, ownership (UBO) mapping, lead enrichment, and building targeted lists of Latvian companies by form, activity & location.
Open the Latvia Company Data scraper →Is it legal?
It reads public statutory data published by the Register of Enterprises of the Republic of Latvia as open data — free for commercial reuse and redistribution, with attribution. Verify your use complies with the register's terms and applicable EU/Latvian privacy law (GDPR) — beneficial-owner and officer names are personal data.