i would try their annual report. you may have to turn to private market research orgs if not.
2007-11-19 10:37:40
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answered by 27ysq 4
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The SEC site mentioned by others will cover filings for debt issued or allowed to trade in the US. Moody's Bond Guide is available in many libraries.
Remember: this is a British company, so their required disclosures aren't the same as for a company that maintains it's headquarters and principle place of business in the US.
2007-11-19 19:53:41
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answered by Ted 7
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contact astrzeneca, probably through their web site,a nd ask if they have their financial statements posted, along with notes. Ask if they have a recent copy of their most recent annual report available, or anything else that will give you the information you are looking for. They ARE a public company, so they do make this information AVAILABLE to the public upon request.
2007-11-19 18:37:14
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answered by Anonymous
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Try their 10-K report if there are a public company for SEC filings. If they are public, they are supposed to include this in their financial statements and show a breakup of debt (atleast the major components) in their footnotes.
2007-11-19 18:50:45
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answered by Anonymous
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Look through their SEC filings. For a foreign issuer the Annual Report is the 20-F
2007-11-19 18:51:36
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answered by jeff410 7
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try dunns and bradstreet, do a search for 'dnbnumber'
but i think you have to be a member. or just ask the company for thier tax returns. if they are a public corp. thier tax returns are public records.
2007-11-19 18:26:35
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answered by theunlikleyspy 2
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by supeona, unless you are a major stockholder in the company..
2007-11-19 18:23:16
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answered by lugar t axhandle 4
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