Topic: Entrepreneurship & Business Plan Guide — Financial Data
Supports any student entrepreneur interested in starting a new business or developing a product, as well as participants in the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans (EBV) program.
It is difficult to find financial information for a private company beyond sales figures but you could try finding articles in newspapers databases that specialize in business. Such databases contain thousands of full-text newspapers and business periodicals and may lead to articles which quote company officials discussing the firm's finances.
Provides financial ratios, business statistics and benchmarks. You can also use a tool to input sales figures, business type, and an industry to calculate a profit & loss statement showing industry average breakdowns and target dollar levels.
Contains deep information on companies, markets, and people worldwide, for both public and private capital markets. Screen using a combination of financial, qualitative, and event-driven criteria. Export to Excel, or pull your results using the Excel Plug-in.
Registration is required for access to Capital IQ. For current UConn faculty, staff, and students, ensure you are on campus or UConn VPN before signing up using your UConn email address.
Presents quarterly income statement and balance sheet data as well as selected financial and operating ratios classified by industry and asset size. Composite totals are also given for manufacturing, mining, wholesale trade, and retail trade.
Access essential forms for start-up and management of a small business. Forms include start-up expenses, cash flow statement (12 months and 4 years), a break-even calculation, and more.