The descriptions are researched, not scraped. The 200 largest were written directly.
The other 800 were researched against company investor-relations pages, SEC EDGAR, and
stockanalysis.com, Sina Finance and 10jqka profiles for the Chinese A-share names.
The Source column is an honesty flag, not a quality score.
High is a primary source or solid direct
knowledge; Medium is a profile summary
rather than a filing; Low means research
found too little, and the row says so instead of guessing.
Eight companies resisted description entirely — filter to Low to see them. Most look
like shells or recently renamed entities with no published business detail.
Some rows are not software companies. The source screen's classification is stale in places:
- Miners and data centres: Sphere 3D, American Bitcoin, Bit Digital, Northern Data, Soluna,
Argo, and the renamed Mawson and Greenidge
- Different businesses entirely: PT Telefast (logistics), Sejoong (corporate travel),
Ducon (engineering and construction)
- Renames the data missed: 74Software is Axway, SOLAI is BIT Mining, kubell is Chatwork,
JST Group is Jushuitan
P/S is computed here as market capitalisation divided by trailing twelve-month revenue.
Both inputs come from the source screen, so the multiple inherits whatever staleness the price
and revenue figures carry.
Figures are as supplied and not point-in-time verified. This is a map for finding
companies worth a closer look, not a source of record.