First, they will come to visit the site, but the expenses are paid by themselves.
Third, the investment companies involved in the early and mid-term will not let you do the packaging, and the companies in the early stage of listing will do the packaging for the listing, which is another matter.
Fourth, you need to make financial reports, but only according to certain standards. For example, financial reports can only be issued by certified public accountants, and notarial certificates can only be issued by lawyers or notary offices. Investors will not designate any so-called "qualified" institutions.
(2) False investment companies:
First, they will come to visit, but you have to bear the expenses (such as travel expenses, accommodation, hospitality, etc.). )
Second, they will make an evaluation, but let the project party go to the place he recommended. What is done elsewhere is either unqualified or inappropriate and needs to be redone.
Third, the investment companies involved in the early and mid-term will also ask you for packaging.
Fourth, financial statements and the like require the project party to go to the "checkpoint" place designated by him.
Third, it should be pointed out that the packaging in the early and middle stages is for investors to see, and the intermediary company helps the project party to show it to investors. Are investors showing it to themselves? Is it funny?