It can be challenging to get financial statements or profit data for private companies because they are not obligated to make this information public. However, there are a few things you can try: 1. **Direct contact with the company**: You can try to contact the target company’s finance department or investor relations department directly and ask if you can get their financial information. Sometimes, the company may be willing to share this information, especially if you are a potential investor or partner. 2. **Supply chain and competitor analysis**: If the company does business with other public companies, you can look at the financial statements of these public companies to find indirect information about the company. 3. **Industry reports and market research**: Some market research companies and industry analysis agencies may provide reports on market participants, which sometimes include some financial information about private companies. 4. **News and media reports**: Look for news reports about the company. Sometimes reporters may mention or estimate the company’s financial performance or profitability. 5. **Social media and online platforms**: Browsing the company’s official social media accounts or employees’ information on professional social networking sites may provide some clues about the company’s financial situation. 6. **Professional databases and services**: Use databases and platforms such as PitchBook, Crunchbase or CB Insights, which may provide financial estimates and other business information about private companies, but are usually paid services. Please note that when obtaining this information, you should comply with local laws and regulations to ensure that it does not infringe on the company's privacy or violate business ethics.