An increasing number of investors—both private and institutional—are analyzing companies using AI assistants. The problem lies in where the assistant gets its data: most often from secondary sources—news, forums, and third-party summaries of financial statements—and makes mistakes.

Basis (PAO GK BAZIS, part of RTK-TsOD Group, MOEX: BAZA), the leader in the Russian market for dynamic IT infrastructure management software, approached the problem from another angle by giving AI assistants direct access to the primary source. The company launched Basis Investor Data (“Basis: Data for Investors”), the first service on the Russian market allowing investors and analysts to work with the issuer’s financial and operational reporting directly inside popular AI assistants. According to the company, no other Russian public companies currently offer comparable solutions.

What’s inside

The service provides the assistant with access to all sections of Basis’s published quarterly databook—the analyst handbook:

IFRS: profit and loss statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.

Non-IFRS indicators: OIBDA, OIBDAC, NIC, net debt, and net debt to OIBDA LTM ratio.

Operational metrics: installed base, number of customers, headcount.

Dividends: historical dividend metrics.

Users can request a single metric, build a time series, compare periods, or obtain a generated report form. Manual processing of data from a databook can take hours—here it is cut down to a few seconds. Crucially, each figure is accompanied by a reference to the databook edition from which it was retrieved, allowing the assistant’s response to be verified against the source document.

How it works

The service is powered by the company’s proprietary MCP server and an open REST API. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that allows AI assistants to connect to external data sources; it is supported by popular assistants and development environments. The user asks a question in plain language, such as “compare revenue for the second quarters of 2025 and 2026,” and the assistant retrieves values from the published databook along with the period, unit of measurement, and source document citation. No spreadsheets, exports, or manual reconciliation—and no “hallucinations” in place of actual figures.

Access to Basis Investor Data is free, requiring no registration or API key from Basis.

Code for the entire market

Basis is ready to share the service’s source code with other Russian public companies so they can customize it for their own reporting. For the company, this is a continuation of its commitment to openness embraced after going public in December 2025, as well as an invitation to the market to make “communicating with investors in the language of verifiable data” the standard rather than the exception.

“An increasing number of investors, both private and institutional, are analyzing companies using AI. At the same time, assistants often take figures from secondary sources and make mistakes. That is why we decided to give them direct access to the primary source. Access to Basis Investor Data is free for users and requires no registration or API key from Basis. For us, this is a continuation of the open approach the company embraced after going public, and we want this standard to become the norm for the market. We are ready to share this experience with other issuers and provide the service code for their customization. The more companies speak with investors in the language of verifiable data, the higher the trust in the entire market,” said David MARTIROSOV, CEO of Basis Group.

About the company

Basis is the largest Russian developer of software for dynamic IT infrastructure management, virtual desktop infrastructure, and cloud service delivery; according to iKS-Consulting, it is the market leader with a 19% share. In December 2025, the company held an IPO on the Moscow Exchange, becoming the year’s only new IT issuer, and closed bookbuilding at the upper end of the price range. Since January 2026, its securities have been included in the List of Securities of the High-Tech (Innovative) Economic Sector, and since March, in the Broad Market Index (MOEXBMI) and Information Technology Index of the Moscow Exchange (MOEXIT). The Basis ecosystem is used in Gosoblako, Gostech, and Gosuslugi, across the infrastructure of government authorities and major corporations; its products are included in the registry of Russian software and certified by FSTEC of Russia.

Try it out

You can connect Basis Investor Data to your AI assistant and explore the company’s reporting at basistech.ru.

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