Verify companies in Norway
Search any company from this register or pick an example — you'll see registry data, status and a report.
Check a company from Norway — fast counterparty verification from the official register
Do you want to check a company from Norway or verify a potential business partner before signing a contract? Every company in Norway must be listed in the national register, and NordScan is the fastest way to obtain up-to-date information about a Norwegian company from an official source. In just a few seconds you will learn the company's status, its address, legal form, industry, and — depending on the type of company — also the composition of its board and its financial statements. All information about companies from Norway is retrieved from the Norwegian business register (Brønnøysundregistrene, BRREG for short) according to the current information held in the register on the date of the query. The scope of available data depends on the nature of the company — a sole proprietorship (ENK) has no board and no published financial statements, and some companies do not publish standalone annual reports. The sections that appear in the report are visible even before you purchase it — you know exactly what you are getting before you spend a credit. This is the foundation of due diligence for anyone trading with Norwegian companies or planning to start a cooperation.
How to check a company from Norway — step by step
To check a company from Norway, you only need one of two things: the company name or its 9-digit organisation number (organisasjonsnummer). The entire process takes less than a minute. Step 1: enter the details in the search box at the top and select Norway — the system will immediately show matching companies from the Norwegian database. Step 2: review the preview of available sections for the given company — you know in advance whether the company has a published board composition, financial statements and other data, before you decide to purchase the report. Step 3: unlock the full report for 1 credit to see, for example, who sits on the board, who has the right to represent the company, what share capital the company has, whether it is a VAT payer, and what financial results it had in recent years. The report stays in your account for 30 days — you can return to it at no additional charge.
Example companies
- SANDNES ELEKTRISKE ASSANDNES
- AASEN & FARSTAD ASEIDSVÅG I ROMSDAL
- ALSTRAY ASARENDAL
- ODD FELLOW HUSET BODØ ASBODØ
- SØRLANDSPORTEN EIENDOM ASAKLAND
- ALSTRA ASSØNDELED
- FAGMØBLER HERMAN ANDERSEN ASGRIMSTAD
- BORTIGARD ASHOLMESTRAND
- ARNESEN EIENDOM ASTROMSØ
- SERVI GROUP ASVINTERBRO
- AUTOBJØRN A/SOSLO
- BJØRNSTJERNE BJØRNSONSGATE ASOSLO
- METALLCO ASOSLO
- HALWA ASGRIMSTAD
- STOREBRAND TILLERTORGET ASSURNADAL
- AS SCAN-WOODSKOTTERUD
- BAUGE EIENDOM ASFLORØ
- BECKMANN ASKRISTIANSAND S
- FIDUCIA NORWAY ASSKIEN
- E BERENTSEN ASTANANGER
- FRIHOLMEN ASARENDAL
- SAFEROAD B. BERNTSEN ASHØNEFOSS
- B & G EIENDOM ASEGERSUND
- AS TROMSØ AUTOMOBILCOMPANI - AS TACOTROMSØ
- How to check a company in Norway
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- Brønnøysundregistrene (BRREG) — the Norwegian company register explained
- How to start a company in Norway — step by step
- Sole proprietorship in Norway (enkeltpersonforetak) — taxes and costs
- AS company in Norway (aksjeselskap) — how it works and what it costs
- Running a business in Norway — obligations and formalities
- Glossary — companies in Norway, Sweden and Denmark
- Beneficial owner (UBO) in Norway, Sweden and Denmark — who stands behind a company
- Åpenhetsloven — Norway's Transparency Act and what it means for a partner
- AML and KYC — when you must verify a B2B counterparty