Industry Filing Intelligence
Surface hot sectors faster by pivoting on SIC codes. Each hub bundles active issuers, recent filings, and monitoring notes.
Industries
18
Total Issuers
15,305
Classification
SIC Codes
Asset-Backed Securities
5456 tracked issuers
Services-Prepackaged Software
1027 tracked issuers
Pharmaceutical Preparations
915 tracked issuers
Services-Business Services, NEC
835 tracked issuers
State Commercial Banks
831 tracked issuers
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas
707 tracked issuers
Blank Checks
697 tracked issuers
Real Estate
662 tracked issuers
Real Estate Investment Trusts
662 tracked issuers
National Commercial Banks
598 tracked issuers
Savings Institution, Federally Chartered
560 tracked issuers
Telephone Communications (No Radiotelephone)
463 tracked issuers
Non-Operating Establishments
364 tracked issuers
Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design
328 tracked issuers
Surgical & Medical Instruments & Apparatus
319 tracked issuers
Electric Services
310 tracked issuers
Semiconductors & Related Devices
301 tracked issuers
Retail-Eating Places
270 tracked issuers
About SIC Classification
Why track SEC filings by industry?
Filtering SEC filings by SIC code reveals sector-wide patterns and trends that individual company analysis might miss. Track industry momentum, regulatory focus, and competitive dynamics by monitoring filing volume and types across similar businesses. Use SIC-based hubs to identify emerging sector risks, spot M&A activity clusters, or benchmark disclosure practices against industry peers.
Understanding SIC codes
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes are four-digit numerical codes assigned by the U.S. government to categorize companies by their primary business activity. Developed in the 1930s, SIC codes organize industries into a hierarchical structure. The SEC uses SIC codes in EDGAR filings to classify company operations, making them essential for tracking industry-specific filing activity and regulatory trends.