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Quarterly Report & News Release

They are different because they do different jobs

The quarterly financial report of a public corporation is a very important responsibility.   A public company is subject to intense scrutiny and regulation to protect the interest of those who invest or lend it money.

 

As a result, such companies are obliged to report every three months in a specific and very detailed Quarterly Report to Shareholders.

 

Unfortunately, the weight of all this often comes crashing through again in the quarterly news release. This can result in densely formal phrasing, specialist terminology, unremitting “legalese’ and a stubborn attachment to miniscule detail.  

 

There is possibly a place for all this, but it certainly isn’t in a financial news release. 

 

The problem is confusing the Quarterly Report with the Quarterly News Release.  The first is primarily a mandated and very detailed document for participants; the second is a company performance summary for everyone.

 

Get the news read!

Our writers know how to craft the quarterly news release in language so that it will be read and understood.

 

Why is this important?  Because a quarter press release -- like an annual report -- is a chance to explain the company to ALL stakeholders and people you want to reach out to.

 

If you would like us to do this for you, here’s the drill.

1.       You contact us by email (below) with your coordinates for a callback

2.       We call you within 24 hours for details

3.       We send you in writing a cost estimate and delivery schedule

4.       You pay 50% up front, we sign a Confidentiality Agreement and go to work

5.       We create an initial draft based on trends and events but without final data

6.       You get up to two sets of revisions

7.       Texts can be sent by encrypted email or to your secure client page on our server

8.       We plug in the final financial data when verified and submit the text

9.       You pay the balance due

 

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