It is usually difficult to obtain financial statements and profit data of unlisted companies because this information is confidential within the company and is not publicly disclosed. However, under the premise of legal compliance, there are some possible ways： -**Internal company channels**: If you are an internal person of the company, such as employees, management, etc., you can obtain relevant data through the company's internal financial system, reports, or work materials. -**Investor Relations**: If you are an investor in the unlisted company, when communicating with the company before investing, you can try to ask the company for some basic financial information, but the company may not provide comprehensive data. -**Industry research institutions**: Some industry research institutions will conduct research and analysis on unlisted companies in specific industries. There may be relevant data or research reports, but obtaining these resources may require payment or use specific professional channels. -**Government departments or industry associations**: Some specific industries may have government departments or industry associations for data statistics and collection, which may contain some information about unlisted companies, but they are usually not as comprehensive and detailed as listed companies. It is illegal to obtain financial data of unlisted companies privately through illegal means, such as hacking, commercial bribery, etc. If it involves major matters such as business cooperation and investment decision-making, it is recommended to seek the advice of professional financial consultants and lawyers to ensure the legality and rationality of the behavior.