I need some financial information if possible, but any kind of information related to RyanAir before the company went public is helpful.  The only problem is that I need the information to be written at that time, i.e. pre-1997.
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I have no answer to this question, but my suggestion would be to use google.com and to try the advanced search with only .pdf files. Try to put some finding keys like "Ryanair finances", "Ryanair report" etc.\n\nI am writting a final project about the low cost airlines, and I`ve got a lot of useful information from .pdf files, more figures and statistical info. Good luck!
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Be VERY careful. It's hard enough to make money with an airline in a developed wealthy western country.\n\nI'd be looking to obtain a Government contract which you can be certain will be honoured as well as getting a very good understanding of the political process etc of the country. \n\nWho is your target market? \nWhat realistic opportunity is there for growth? \nIs the standard of living of the country expected to increase significantly?  etc. etc.
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Maybe look into GASB34.  It's an accounting standard for government.  It is causing a lot of uproar because of what it means for asset management.  Hot topic right now.
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Click on this link to read about balance sheets.\nhttp://www.canadaone.com/ezine/nov01/balance_sheet.html
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These websites should get you started.  A couple are UK websites but they might also have applicable information.  I hope they help.
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http://airlineinflight.com/index.htm\nhttp://www.flightattendants.org
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i hope this helps...\n\n   https://www.militaryfinancial.com/index.asp
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Go to a company's website and look for their financial statement.  All companies have a link to their financials for their investors.
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Go to the website. Look under corporate.
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Ok.  Got a car? Insurance, tax, petrol.  No car.  Ok Bus? bus fare.  How about the odd taxi ride.  How about things you might need for work? tools, paper, pens.\nIf you were a business of course you would need to think about business rates, buying stock and selling stock etc as well.  Try looking on the Inland Revenue site.  There might be some advice or lists on there somewhere.\nC ;)
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contact gulfstream directly, they have a website, get the info there.
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Hi Pam,  go to www.accounting.com   there is an accounting forum where you can find what you need.
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I think the first thing you want to do is an online search on the companies - find out whatever you can about them that way.\n\nThe companies could changed their names, the companies could have been acquired, the companies could have gone bankrupt, the companies could have been taken private, etc.  All have ramifications as to potential value.\n\nThere are several published references on old stock certs - see if your library has one of these:\n\nFinancial Stock Guide Service" - updated annually since the 1920's, I think.\n\nAlso:\n"Robert D. Fisher Manual of Valuable & Worthless Securities" \n"National Stock Summary".\n\nIf you have no success in identifying/tracking the companies, there are services for hire - those will come with a fee.
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Depends on where the company is located, i.e. is it incorporated in the U.S. or in India?  I'm not sure the Information Act is something you can use if the company is not a U.S. business.  I would check with the embassy in India for more information.
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here's a page with a lot of information on it. maybe this will help you with what you want to know.
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Try this one: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SYMX.PK
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Go here for Google financial info galore:\n\nhttp://investor.google.com/fin_data.html