Translate a financial report
Read annual reports, statements and investor materials in your language, with every table and figure where it was.
Don't upload confidential documents on the free tier. Why?
Annual reports, management reports and investor presentations are long, table-heavy documents, and a lot of them are only published in the company's home language. DropTranslate translates the text and leaves numbers and tables in place: Excel workbooks keep their formulas, PowerPoint decks keep their charts, and PDFs are rebuilt with an editable DOCX copy. It is a quick way to read a foreign company's report or to prepare a draft of your own materials for international readers.
For reading and drafting
Machine translations of financial documents are for reading and drafting. Where a regulator, stock exchange, auditor or court requires a translation, it sets its own rules, which may include a certified translation or a responsibility statement from the company. Check those rules before publishing or filing anything.
Good for
- Reading annual reports and filings published in another language
- Translating management commentary and investor decks for international readers
- Translating Excel models and budget sheets without breaking formulas
Before you translate
- Accounting terms differ between reporting standards; check key terms with someone who knows both.
- Compare figures quoted inside sentences with the tables.
- For published reports, have the final translation reviewed by your finance team or a specialist translator.
Unpublished financial information is confidential. On the free tier the text may be used to train the AI provider's models, so only upload published reports or documents you are allowed to share.
Questions
Are numbers in tables changed?
No. Numbers stay as they are. Only text, such as labels and commentary, is translated.
Which format should I use?
The source file if you have it: Excel for models, PowerPoint for decks, Word for reports. PDFs work too, with a best-effort layout and a DOCX copy.
How long can the report be?
Up to 300 pages or 100,000 words per file. Split longer reports into parts.