Bombora adds 912 Company Surge topics in Oyster taxonomy release
Bombora's Oyster taxonomy release added 912 topics to Company Surge, bringing the total to 20,132.
Bombora published its Oyster topic taxonomy file, dated February 23, 2026, on its customer resource site. The workbook lists 912 new Company Surge intent topics on a dedicated OysterTopics tab, all with an active date of February 23, 2026. The full taxonomy tab lists 20,132 topics in total, and a summary tab breaks topic counts down by theme. Each topic entry includes a theme, category, topic ID, topic name and description. The largest share of the new topics falls under the Company theme, followed by Energy, Construction and Manufacturing, and Technology. The file does not state whether any topics were retired.
The details
- The Oyster release adds 912 topics, all active from February 23, 2026.
- The full Bombora taxonomy in the file totals 20,132 topics.
- Of the new topics, 550 fall under Company, 115 under Energy, Construction and Manufacturing, 65 under Technology, 48 under Products and 37 under Finance.
- Other new topics fall under Healthcare, Legal, Business, Marketing and Human Resources, among others.
- The workbook contains Summary, Bombora Full Taxonomy and OysterTopics tabs.
Context
Oyster followed the Nemo taxonomy release, which added 1,051 Company Surge topics (October 27, 2025). It was followed by the Penguin release with 1,500 topics (June 8, 2026) and the Quay release with 3,768 topics (September 28, 2026). This is the smallest of the four taxonomy releases in our coverage.
Not disclosed
- Whether any topics were retired or merged
- How new topics were selected
- Whether topics are available to all Company Surge tiers and partner platforms at the same time
- Vendor
Bombora- Category
- ABM Platforms
- Announcement type
- Product release
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