Why do you want to make a credit call for equity transfer?

The purpose of this transfer is to understand the credit status of shareholders and the company, so as to better evaluate the risks and determine the transfer price.

Specifically, credit inquiry can provide the following information:

1. Shareholder's credit status: By querying the personal credit report of shareholders, you can know whether the shareholders have bad credit records, such as overdue repayment and default records. This information can help to judge the integrity of shareholders, thus affecting the decision-making of equity transfer.

2. Credit status of the company: By querying the company's credit report, you can know the company's credit status, including repayment records, debt status, operating status, etc. This information can help to judge the company's operating ability and risk level, thus affecting the decision-making of share transfer.

3. Potential legal risks: You can find out whether the company has potential legal risks, such as pending lawsuits and enforcement cases, by inquiring about relevant legal litigation information. This information can help to judge whether there are legal disputes in the company, thus affecting the decision of share transfer.