Why are HCA's 2009 statements available?

It says "unaudited" on there. I'm sure there is probably a very basic reason for this published info, even though they were taken private, but I just don't know what that reason is. Was it financed with a public bond offering, which requires some level of financial reporting to the public in the meantime? (just a guess)

 
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bortz911:
thanks for the immature response, douche. I already said, " I'm sure there is probably a very basic reason for this "
Hahahaha. Calm down.

I only said that because you seemed to be doing research on HCA, whose plans for an IPO given the size of the company shouldn't exactly be top secret. News of HCA's planned IPO is about as common knowledge to the average finance guy as Lebron's signing with Miami is to the casual sports fan.

Kumbaya.

Oh ok, well I knew about the IPO plans, but some of these filings and unaudited statements seem to be from before any talk of an IPO.

 

HCA has something like $25 billion worth of bank loans, senior notes and subordinated notes outstanding. While bank loans (revolver, TL-A, TL-B) doesn't usually require disclosure, senior notes are often publicly traded instruments -- therefore, it requires disclosure just as common stock does. Only thing is, the credit markets are a lot less visible for the layman than the equity markets as all credit instruments are traded OTC.

 
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