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Answered By: Farha Hasan Last Updated: May 08, 2024 Views: 1471
Bloomberg, Capital IQ and FactSet report current and recent supply chain relationships (customers, suppliers, and strategic partners).
Bloomberg - To display the suppliers and customers of a company, enter the company ticker followed by SPLC <GO> to access the Supply Chain Analysis function. For example, enter {AAPL US Equity SPLC <GO>}.
Capital IQ - search for a company, then select Business Relationships from the menu at left.
FactSet - go to the Company/Security tab and enter company name or ticker. Then go to the Supply Chain report or the Geographic Revenue report.
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