Do Investors Have The Right To Check The Reports Of A Company?

[Good-Person]

There are many traders and stock market investors who invest money in a company. They are legally known as the investors in a company. Since they are investors in a company in a technical manner, do you think that they have the right to check the reports of a company? This also involves checking income statements as well. I am talking about shareholders of a company.

 

[Grant]

Anyone that invests into a massive company, deserves to know where that money goes and what it's being used on. Legally I believe they may have to disclose exactly what they do with donated funds.

Investors are paying into your company, so theoretically, they deserve to know what the money will be used for, and they should also be told about major changes to the company as well.

 

[Planbizzle]

There are many traders and stock market investors who invest money in a company. They are legally known as the investors in a company. Since they are investors in a company in a technical manner, do you think that they have the right to check the reports of a company? This also involves checking income statements as well. I am talking about shareholders of a company.

Certainly, investors have the authority to examine a firm's filings. Investors can access all the information that businesses with publicly listed securities are obligated to provide to the general populace, notably their economic condition.

 

[Yohanna]

Investors reserve the right to check the report of the companies and most of the companies would always make their report public so that people can see it and check their financial status.

 

[Heatman]

I believe that as long as the investors have their money in the company, they are entitled to update on how their investment is doing so that they know if they are going to be in profit or they are not going to be expecting any kind of profit from the Investment. This will help them to decide if they are still going to continue with it or not.

 

[Smiles20]

If you really want to invest into any business then in fact it should be a must that you should check report from the employees as well as the customers. This is going to reveal to you a lot of information that you can use.

 

[Good-Person]

I believe that as long as the investors have their money in the company, they are entitled to update on how their investment is doing so that they know if they are going to be in profit or they are not going to be expecting any kind of profit from the Investment. This will help them to decide if they are still going to continue with it or not.

Of course if you have invested money in a company, then you have the right to analyse the performance of the company. This may also include seeing and monitoring reports. However, if you are a small shareholder in a company, then the chances are that many things would be hidden from you.

 

[Heatman]

Of course if you have invested money in a company, then you have the right to analyse the performance of the company. This may also include seeing and monitoring reports. However, if you are a small shareholder in a company, then the chances are that many things would be hidden from you.

I believe that as long as you have access to the company's record and database, you will definitely be updated on everything that is going on with your Investments which means that it doesn't matter if you are a small investor or a big investor, every information that is out there is going to be relayed to everyone.

 

[Nomad]

If you do not allow investors to check your financials, how do you expect them to invest in your business? People do not invest to lose money, they invest with an aim to make profits, therefore, they need to check financials to see if everything is find and it is less risky for investment.

 

[Good-Person]

If you do not allow investors to check your financials, how do you expect them to invest in your business? People do not invest to lose money, they invest with an aim to make profits, therefore, they need to check financials to see if everything is find and it is less risky for investment.

Well, there are many small shareholders who may never get the opportunity or permission to view business reports. They are merely shareholders who may have invested a very small amount of money. They are shareholders, but they are investors, yet they cannot see reports.

 

[Henrywrites]

There are many traders and stock market investors who invest money in a company. They are legally known as the investors in a company. Since they are investors in a company in a technical manner, do you think that they have the right to check the reports of a company? This also involves checking income statements as well. I am talking about shareholders of a company.

Why won't they check for it? I mean it is something that is very important since they would want to know how the company is being run. I won't be comfortable spending money in a company where I am not being given a clear view of how the company is being run. I won't be comfortable at all with it.

 

[Good-Person]

Why won't they check for it? I mean it is something that is very important since they would want to know how the company is being run. I won't be comfortable spending money in a company where I am not being given a clear view of how the company is being run. I won't be comfortable at all with it.

Well, I think that they certainly have the right to check how the company is performing before investing money. However, isn't it true that if you are a really small investor, then the chances are that it may be very hard for you to access the reports of a big company? I have never invested or purchased the shares of any company and this is why I am curious.