1. Company official website: Many listed companies will publish financial reports, performance reports, shareholders' meeting materials and other information on the official website. Usually, these documents can be found in the "investor relations" or "press release" section of the company.
2. Stock exchange websites: Stock exchanges in various countries usually provide financial information of listed companies. For example, in China, you can check the official website of Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE); In the United States, you can check the official websites of new york Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.
3. Websites of financial data providers: Some financial data providers, such as Bloomberg, Reuters and Wind, also provide financial information of listed companies. You usually need to subscribe to these services to get detailed financial data.
4. Websites of government regulators: Government regulators in various countries and regions, such as the Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) in China and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the United States, will also release financial information of listed companies. For example, in the United States, the financial reports of listed companies can be queried through the SEC's EDGAR database.
It should be noted that when viewing the financial report, we should pay attention to the time range of the report, the accuracy and completeness of the financial data. At the same time, when understanding the company's financial situation and operating performance, we should also pay attention to other related information, such as industry trends and competitive environment.