1. An investment company is a company that invests with its own assets and takes investment as its main business.
2. If one person (one shareholder) registers an investment company, the registered capital must be in place at one time, and the investment cannot be made by installments.
Where there are two or more registered investment companies, the registered capital can be contributed in batches. The first batch of registered capital is not less than 20% of the total registered capital, and the remaining registered capital can be put in place within 5 years.
3. An investment company established by domestic capital can describe the investment scope in general language when approving the business scope of the company, except for the areas prohibited by national laws and administrative regulations.