How do you ask for the financial statements of a private company?
I work for a small firm in Europe (about 30-40 full time employees). I have been recently curious about asking to see the financial statements because I took a class on financial markets. I was wondering if any of you have experience asking your CEO or someone in the company for these documents? I just want to make sure that the company is healthy and has sufficient liquidity right now. I appreciate any advise on how to approach this, without being .. weird or indiscreet. Thanks!
Edit: I'm a marketing coordinator and can talk quite nicely with the CEO. I would simply like to know if you have ever done something like this and if they took it in a bad way
To be honest, I can't imagine it going over well if an intern/jr employee asks a President for financial statements, just so you can gauge their safety based on what you learned in Finance 101.
If a company doesn't make these readily available, the odds are they aren't just willing to share them.
Just my two cents.
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