1. Check the company's annual report or financial report.
Many listed companies regularly publish annual or quarterly financial reports, which include financial data such as turnover, profit and cost. These reports can usually be found in the company's official website, the stock exchange's official website or the financial news website. By consulting these reports, you can understand the company's turnover and its changing trend.
Second, the use of public databases of government departments and trade associations
Some government departments and trade associations will disclose the turnover data of enterprises, which can be queried through relevant websites or databases. For example, some local industrial and commercial bureaus or tax bureaus will provide enterprise credit information inquiry services, which may include turnover information. In addition, some trade associations will also publish industry statistics, including turnover.
Third, refer to the research reports of professional institutions.
Some professional market research institutions or consulting companies will publish research reports of various industries, which usually include data such as turnover and market share of enterprises in the industry. You can get the information you need by purchasing or subscribing to these reports.
It should be noted that the turnover data of different companies may be different, which may be caused by statistical caliber, accounting standards or regional differences. Therefore, when consulting and using these data, we need to be cautious and make a comprehensive analysis with other relevant information.
To sum up:
To check the turnover of a company, you can obtain relevant information by consulting the company's annual report and financial report, using the public database of government departments and industry associations, and referring to the research reports of professional institutions. When obtaining and using these data, we need to pay attention to the source and accuracy of the data, and make a comprehensive analysis with other relevant information.
Legal basis:
Company Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 164 stipulates:
The company shall establish and improve the financial accounting system in accordance with laws, administrative regulations and the provisions of the financial department of the State Council.
People's Republic of China (PRC) accounting law
Article 25 provides that:
Enterprises shall conduct accounting in accordance with the accounting books, accounting vouchers and relevant materials stipulated in the unified accounting system of the state to ensure the truthfulness and completeness of accounting materials.