Understand how every company in a group is connected.

Map parent companies, subsidiaries, holding entities and ownership relationships into one explainable structure—and continue beyond the group parent to the people behind it.

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Illustrative corporate group
Evidence stays attachedOfficial registry factsVisible ownership pathsReproducible calculationsExplicit unresolved gaps
The question that matters

What sits above, below and beside the company you selected?

Start with any entity and expand upward toward parents and owners or downward through subsidiaries. Every relationship stays attached to the legal entities, jurisdictions and sources that support it.

Illustrative conclusion

Westfield Logistics Germany GmbH belongs to a cross-border group controlled through Westfield Logistics Europe B.V. One subsidiary branch lacks a reported percentage and remains unresolved.

Built for investigation

Move from a company name to a conclusion you can explain.

Each step preserves the legal entities, relationships and evidence that produced the result.

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See the structure—not isolated records

Bring parents, subsidiaries, holding entities and available ownership links into one navigable group view.

  • Ultimate and intermediate parents
  • Direct and indirect subsidiaries
  • Country and registration details
02

Understand why entities are connected

Each relationship can show the owner, owned entity, percentage, jurisdiction, source and known record date.

  • Graph and readable list
  • Direct versus indirect links
  • Conflicts and gaps visible
03

Continue beyond the legal group parent

A top-level company may still have people behind it. Move from a subsidiary to the group parent and on to the relevant natural persons.

  • Ownership path retained
  • People connected back to entities
  • No assumed commercial links
Evidence architecture

One answer. Four clearly different evidence states.

A group map is trustworthy only when ownership links, calculated interests and unresolved relationships remain distinguishable.

Government registry

The legal entity, relationship, source and record date as reported by an official registry.

Reviewed public evidence

Relevant public disclosures are reviewed and labelled separately from official registry facts.

Zavia calculation

Indirect interests are calculated from supported paths, with the formula available to reproduce.

Unresolved

Missing, conflicting or incomplete ownership stays visible instead of being replaced by a guess.

Where it fits

Ownership intelligence for decisions that cannot rely on a black box.

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Group-wide diligence

Understand which entities belong in the scope of review.

02

Supplier-group analysis

Identify related operating and holding companies.

03

M&A and portfolio research

Explore the perimeter around a target or investment.

04

Related-party analysis

See supported ownership links across a corporate family.

Use the same evidence everywhere

For analysts, systems, agents and data platforms.

Depending on the agreed implementation, group structures can be delivered in the web platform, through the Ownership and UBO API, to authorized agents through MCP, in bulk data or as a monitored change workflow.

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Grounded response“Who ultimately owns this supplier?”

Return entities, relationships, ownership paths, source dates, calculations and explicit gaps—not an unsupported summary.

  • Human-readable conclusion
  • Machine-readable provenance
  • No guessed missing owner
Frequently asked questions

What teams ask about group structures.

Need to discuss a specific jurisdiction or workflow? Talk to the Zavia team.

Start with a legal entity

Find out who is behind the company.

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