The first part of the prospectus is usually an overview of the company, including the company background, development process, business scope, market position and so on. Investors can understand the core business, scale and development direction of the company through this part, so as to judge whether the company has investment value.
The second part of the prospectus is risk warning, which mainly expounds various risks faced by the company, including market risks, industry risks, financial risks and policy risks. These risks may adversely affect the company's operation, and investors can understand and evaluate the risks faced by the company through this part, so as to make more objective and reasonable investment decisions.
The third part of the prospectus is an audit report, which is mainly issued by the company's accounting firm. The audit report will audit the company's financial status and operating performance and issue a report. Investors can know the company's financial status, profitability, solvency and other information through this part, so as to judge whether the company is worth investing. At the same time, the audit report can also provide more objective basis for investors to evaluate the strength of the company, and it is also helpful to avoid investment risks and make more efficient investment decisions.