This is the data room of The Accidental Order — DART-derived, filing-traceable data for Korean equities. Everything published here is built from filings on DART, Korea’s mandatory electronic disclosure system, and every figure carries the receipt number of the filing it came from, so any single cell can be checked against its source document. Where a filing does not carry a number, the cell is left empty rather than filled with an estimate.
The datasets are descriptive. They report what companies disclosed and how those disclosures combine; they contain no forecasts, no price targets and no recommendations.
Start here: The Owner’s Share: P/B for 183 Korean Companies, Recalculated from the Filings — what the flagship table found, and how to read it.
Datasets
Adjusted Valuation Table
Price-to-book measured twice for every company — against total equity, and against the equity that belongs to its own shareholders after non-controlling interests are removed. With net cash, treasury holdings, cancellation history and the latest dividend per share.
- Rows
- 183 companies
- Base date
- 2026-08-14
- Last updated
- 2026-08-15
- Version
- v1.3
- Sources
- DART filings, KRX closing prices
Company pages
Every company in the table has a page of its own: the two P/B readings, five years of revenue, profit, equity and net cash, the dividend and treasury record, share cancellations, and a plain statement of how each figure was read — with the DART receipt beside it. Reach one by clicking a company name in the table, or by typing its name or ticker into the search box on the English home page.
- Pages
- 183 companies
- Dataset
- v1.3
- URL
- /en/data/<ticker>/
- Next update
- Q3 filings (Nov 2026)
How the data is built
Three principles hold across every dataset here, and the methodology page sets them out in full.
- Traceability. Each figure series carries the DART receipt number of its filing. One cell resolves to one document.
- No estimation. Where the standard chart of accounts does not carry a value, the cell stays empty and the reason is recorded. Two exceptions are allowed, and both are arithmetic identities within the same statement rather than estimates; they are flagged in the data.
- Stated basis. Preliminary figures are marked apart from filed ones, separate financial statements are marked apart from consolidated ones, and the definition behind every derived column is written down.
Updates
Datasets are refreshed within five business days of the filing that changes them — the annual report in March and the half-year report in August for most companies, and the quarterly reports in between. The base date on each dataset says which day the market figures belong to.
The data on these pages is provided for information. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and it carries no price target and no trade timing. See the disclaimer.