In addition to the # of outstanding shares, you want the valuation, the # of preferred shares, their liquidation preferences and multiples, and a couple more things I'm probably forgetting.

You can never get this information even as an employee. You ask directly, and nothing. They don't want to give it to you.

Your company could be sold for 100's of millions, paying off the investors at 2x investment, and the common stock holders get nothing.