Figurout has rolled out a new Advanced Plan for Hooolders Analytics, its IR DX SaaS built for listed companies. The update is about one thing. Sharper investor understanding. The new plan adds features like beneficial shareholder analysis and investor targeting, pushing IR teams beyond disclosure work and into active shareholder strategy.
At the core, Hooolders Analytics already centralizes IR data like market trends, competitors, disclosures, and shareholder information. It also tracks how IR actions and external reports move stock-related indicators. Since its beta launch in 2023, around 250 companies have used the platform, reflecting growing pressure on management teams to link capital efficiency, stock price, and data-backed IR decisions.
The Advanced Plan builds on this by expanding beneficial ownership data and making it continuous rather than episodic. IR teams can now track fund-level ownership trends and trading behavior over time, instead of relying on reports issued once or twice a year. This makes it easier to see how investors actually react to meetings, disclosures, and roadshows.
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Another key addition is investor targeting through benchmark analysis. By comparing shareholder structures with peer companies, IR teams can identify funds that are likely candidates for investment. This broad trend is unmistakable: Investor relations is moving away from the reactive act of putting data online and instead is becoming proactive in its approach.

