"Follow some information about...", meaning "Here is some information about..."?

Bruno, it doesn´t seem like the most natural way, to my thinking, Michaellis Dictionary goes:

"Follow - seguir: ir atrás ou depois. "The sample will follow by surface mail. / As amostras seguirão por via marítima.  "The sample will pay £ 10,000 down, with the balance to follow in six months´ time. / Vamos pagar 10.000 libras, com o saldo  a seguir em seis meses. "  Source: Michaellis Dicionário de Negócios, Editora Melhoramentos.

  Well, here "follow" has a "future/soon to be" quality to it. But I am not saying never, tough.

= = = = = == Other ways, I think closer to what you want, are...

I ´ll be sending the information about (the car/our hotel/the budget/our prices/the meeting/the hotel etc) to you shortly.

I´ll pass that information to you as soon as possible/ as soon as  I get it.

I will send the information I got about the meeting/the race/ for you now.

I´m sending a spreadshet/ pdf  file in attachment with the information you asked/about the book etc...

 I´m sending the information about the music and the singer by fax...

I´m forwarding a pdf file with information about the movie...

And so on and on....

Let´s wait for more.       PP.