EvidenceTierVerifiable data 中文

How to read this site

There is one rule here: state where the number came from, when it is from, and how it was counted. If that cannot be stated, the field says Pending.

The four source tiers

TierMeaning and criterion
APrimary document
Official filings, annual reports, prospectuses, tender notices. A page or table reference can be produced within five minutes.
BAuthoritative secondary
Relayed by a recognised institution or trade publication. Must be cited as reported by that source.
CFirst-hand or derived
Plant-floor measurement, first-article reports, interview records, or inference drawn from public facts. Method and date must be stated.
DCompany self-reported
Supplied or declared by the company, not independently verified. Labelled separately and never mixed with verified fields.
The tier attaches to the data point, not to the institution. In one annual report, revenue is Tier A and a forecast that the market will reach a certain size by 2027 is Tier D. The first was audited; the second is the company talking about itself.

Field completeness

Each company has thirteen fields, and the record shows how many are verified. Completeness is not a judgement about who is better. It says how far we have got in understanding that company.

What this site does not do

What is not accepted

How to cite

Cite the field, not the page. Format: https://evidencetier.com/c/<company>/#f-<field>, for example #f-capacity or #f-tolerance.

On currency and units

Figures are reported in RMB as disclosed; 1 亿元 (100 million yuan) equals RMB 100 million, and conversions are rounded to two decimals. Where a source gives a unit other than pieces per month, such as sets per year, the record says so and does not convert it into a comparable-looking number.

On names

English company names are the forms used in public filings and on company websites. The Chinese registered name is authoritative and appears on every record.