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Cifra — SEC 10-Q and 10-K Financial Report Analysis with AI
Cifra uses artificial intelligence to analyze quarterly (10-Q) and annual (10-K) reports filed by U.S. companies with the SEC, integrating earnings presentations and press releases (Form 8-K) to generate a structured analysis in seconds: two time horizons with sales, free cash flow, and capital allocation. AI organizes and explains the data; deep fundamental analysis belongs to the investor.
How does Cifra work?
- Upload the PDF of the 10-Q or 10-K report, or search for a company by ticker.
- The AI verifies that the report belongs to a U.S. company in the consumer staples sector.
- It extracts key financial data: sales, margins, operating income, cash flow, CAPEX, dividends, buybacks, and debt, incorporating guidance from the 8-K.
- It drafts the analysis across two time horizons and generates a downloadable PDF report.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 10-Q report?
The 10-Q is the quarterly financial report that U.S. listed companies file with the SEC, featuring the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow for the quarter. Read more in our guide what is a 10-Q report and how to read it.
What is a 10-K report?
The 10-K is the audited annual report of U.S. public companies, the primary source for fundamental analysis. Read more in our guide what is a 10-K report.
What is an 8-K report and why is it key?
The 8-K reports material corporate events where companies disclose press releases and investor presentations with management guidance. Read more in our guide what is an 8-K report.
How does Cifra analyze a financial report?
In three steps: verification of origin and sector, extraction of key financial figures with earnings presentations, and drafting of a structured analysis across two time horizons with sales, cash flow, and capital allocation blocks.
Which companies can I analyze?
During the beta, U.S. companies in the consumer staples sector: food and beverage, household products, tobacco, supermarkets, and distribution.
Where does the data come from?
Directly from SEC EDGAR, complemented by market data. Cifra is not a financial advisor: it structures information for investors.
Educational guides
- What is a 10-Q filing and how to read it? — The 10-Q is the quarterly report U.S. companies file with the SEC: what it contains, when it is filed, and how to read it step by step.
- What is a 10-K filing? The SEC annual report — The 10-K is the audited annual report of U.S. companies: sections, filing deadlines, and what to look for when analyzing a company.
- What is an 8-K report and why is it key? — The 8-K reports material corporate events to the SEC: what Item 2.02 contains, why it includes earnings presentations, and how to interpret it.
- Differences between Form 10-K and Form 10-Q — Complete comparison between the 10-K (annual, audited) and 10-Q (quarterly, unaudited): frequency, contents, deadlines, and when to read each.
- What is Free Cash Flow (FCF)? — Free cash flow is the cash a company generates after investing in its business: formula, why it matters more than net income, and how to use it.
- What is Capital Allocation? — Capital allocation is what a company does with the cash it generates: dividends, buybacks, debt, acquisitions, and reinvestment.
- How Cifra AI analyzes by sector — Discover Cifra multi-agent methodology: two time horizons and adaptation to consumer staples, software, industrials, and retail.
- What is Adjusted EPS (Non-GAAP EPS) and how to interpret it? — Adjusted EPS in quarterly earnings: differences with GAAP EPS, excluded items, accounting gimmicks, and how Cifra normalizes it.
- How to analyze a consumer staples company — Guide to analyzing consumer staples companies (food, beverages, tobacco, household): sales, margins, cash flow, dividends, and debt.
Featured consumer staples companies
- Conagra Brands, Inc. (CAG) (Markdown)
- Pepsico, Inc. (PEP) (Markdown)
- Molson Coors Beverage Company (TAP) (Markdown)
- Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. (KDP) (Markdown)
- The Coca-Cola Company (KO) (Markdown)
- The Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) (Markdown)
- General Mills, Inc. (GIS) (Markdown)
- Constellation Brands, Inc. (STZ) (Markdown)
Cifra is in beta focused on U.S. consumer staples companies. Explore the full company directory and guides to reading SEC reports.