Search with what you know
Start with a name, organization number, industry, municipality, or a simple description of your market.
Company search in Norway
Search Norwegian companies with a plan
Find formal company information, explore the market by industry and place, and decide what must be checked before a row moves to sales.
Start with the job
Choose who you need to find, what must be checked, and what should happen next.
Search, read, and decide what happens next
Read fields correctly
A registered field is a starting point. Check date, status, and whether it answers your question.
Write the next step
A useful row has a reason to be included, a chosen role, and a clear check or follow-up.
A workflow that goes beyond one lookup
01
Define the question
Are you checking one company or finding an entire target market?
02
Search at the right depth
Use formal fields for identity and filters to build a market.
03
Move forward with checks
Save, enrich where data exists, and check important accounts manually.
What a company search cannot tell you
A search can show registered information, but it cannot automatically tell you whether a company is a good customer, who owns the buying decision, or whether a contact should be approached. Use the result as the basis for a checked decision.
Common questions
Can I search by industry and municipality?
Yes. Use industry, place, and other criteria to find a segment. Start narrow enough to check the result.
Is a registered board member or managing director automatically the right contact?
No. The role is registered information, but the right contact depends on what you sell and who owns the problem.
When should I use Brønnøysundregistrene directly?
When you need one official field, a specific organization number, or documentation from the formal source.
Make the next search concrete
Choose the question first. It becomes easier to know which fields to use and what to do with the result.
Open company search