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Market capitalization history

GET/stable/market-cap-history10 tokens per call

Returns the daily market cap of one stock, calculated as the split-adjusted close × shares outstanding (excluding treasury stock) from the latest disclosed fiscal period, so buybacks and share issuance are reflected. Each fiscal period is used only from its disclosure date, so the past is never rewritten with information that was not yet public. A single request covers at most 10 years, and prices start on 4 January 2010 (or the listing date for stocks listed later).

What you can do with this API

  • check_circleChart how a company's size has changed over time
  • check_circleSee how buybacks affected shares and market cap
  • check_circleCompare market cap trends with rivals

Example URL

https://api.zenithcode.net/stable/market-cap-history?symbol=7203&from=2025-10-01&to=2026-10-01&interval=monthly

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Parameters

ParameterRequiredDescriptionExample
symbol
string
RequiredSecurities code (4 characters, e.g. 7203 = Toyota Motor; alphanumeric codes such as 130A also work)7203
from
string
OptionalStart date (YYYY-MM-DD). Defaults to one year before the end date2025-10-01
to
string
OptionalEnd date (YYYY-MM-DD). Defaults to today2026-10-01
interval
select
Optionaldaily (default), weekly (last trading day of each week) or monthly (last trading day of each month)
Allowed values: daily, weekly, monthly
monthly

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Response example (real data)

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Response fields

symbolstring
datestring
closeClose as traded then, not split-adjusted (JPY)numberClose as traded then, not split-adjusted (JPY)
adjustedClosePer-share values and prices are also returned restated to the current share count, so periods before and after splits or consolidations are comparable. A factor of 1 means no adjustment.numberPer-share values and prices are also returned restated to the current share count, so periods before and after splits or consolidations are comparable. A factor of 1 means no adjustment.How it is calculated →
sharesThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).numberThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).How it is calculated →
sharesBasisThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).stringThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).How it is calculated →
marketCapThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).numberThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).How it is calculated →
sharesPeriodThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).stringThe API multiplies each day’s adjusted close by the latest share count published by that day (split-adjusted).How it is calculated →

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FAQ

How many tokens does one call use?expand_more

10 tokens per call, regardless of how many rows come back. Your monthly allowance depends on your plan.

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Use the API Viewer to run it with your own parameters. Sign up for free and sign in (no credit card). Each run uses this API's tokens.

Can I get CSV instead of JSON?expand_more

Add format=csv to the URL to get CSV, ready for spreadsheets or pandas.

Can I get labels in English?expand_more

With neither lang nor Accept-Language, labels such as sector names are returned in English; add lang=ja or send Accept-Language: ja for Japanese. Company and sector names are always returned in both languages as nameJa / nameEn and sectorJa / sectorEn. Field names are the same in both languages.