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Company Data from Estonia's Registry

Updated 2026-08-14 · 6 min read

In Estonia, company data is exceptionally accessible: company name, registry code, activity field, address, legal form, and board members are all public information.

The real question is how to assemble that data into a usable sales tool.

Public company data

  • Company name, registry code, and founding date
  • EMTAK activity field and legal form
  • Address and county
  • Board member names
  • Public general contact: email and phone
  • Size figures: employee count and revenue range, if disclosed

How fresh the data is

Registry data changes constantly: tens of thousands of companies are created and closed each year, and contact data ages even faster.

That's why it's worth refreshing a list at least twice a year and always matching by registry code, so old records get replaced correctly.

What not to do

A company's public general contact isn't a license to send anything you want. Outreach must be business-related and tied to the company's activity, the sender must be identifiable, and every email must include an opt-out.

Kontabase datasets do not contain private individuals' personal phone numbers or personal email addresses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is using company data for sales allowed?
Yes, business outreach to a company's public contact is allowed as long as the email includes a clear opt-out and the sender is identifiable.
How many companies are in the Estonian dataset?
The dataset covers active companies in Estonia's business register; you can see the exact count with your filters in the builder.

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