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4FRNT Skis School Project

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RussellK141
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Hey guys,
I'm doing a project for my accounting class. I was wondering if anyone knows where I could get the income statement and balance sheet for 4FRNT Skis. Kind of a long shot (might have to pick a different company), but I thought I'd give it a try.
Oct 10 2008 11:39AM
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laurence^
Posts: 1575 - Karma: 19
not sure a company like 4frnt should be releasing their income statements, try way bigger companys dude
Oct 10 2008 11:41AM
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Federation
Posts: 430 - Karma: 17
good luck
Oct 10 2008 12:20PM
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freeskibum82
Posts: 6355 - Karma: 5,057
id look into using rossignol (quiksilver) as they have a large corporate base and are a publically traded company so getting financial statements such as annual reports and year-to-date profits would be public information. ticker: ZQK
Oct 10 2008 12:24PM
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iSkiAz
Posts: 404 - Karma: 37
FUCK accounting- Im using Hershey vs. Tootsie roll income statements and balance sheets. good luck finding one for skiing
Oct 10 2008 12:29PM
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PULSEofdaNATION
Posts: 426 - Karma: 51
Ya dude, im not sure 4FRNT is going to have a whole lot on their income and other stuff about their  company. I might try a company like k2 or fishcer that has been established a lot longer. Hope this helps...
Oct 10 2008 12:37PM
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titsLOL
Posts: 7485 - Karma: 396
I did an accounting project on K2, pretty easy to find their info.
Oct 10 2008 12:52PM
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FK.
Posts: 329 - Karma: 14
is this for a HS or college course?
Oct 10 2008 12:56PM
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prisnah
Posts: 140 - Karma: 11

You're not gonna find that information on them as they are a small, privately held company. Look at bigger companies that are publicly traded and look on yahoo financial, dun and bradstreet, or hoovers.com for their financial reports.

Oct 10 2008 2:14PM
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prisnah
Posts: 140 - Karma: 11

Size isnt even so much an issue....they just need to be a public company.

Oct 10 2008 2:18PM
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VTtreeskier
Posts: 1833 - Karma: 64
You could try calling them
Oct 10 2008 2:56PM
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Upgrayedd
Posts: 620 - Karma: 25
Ding - we have the answer
Oct 10 2008 3:31PM
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