What does the target company mean?

The target company refers to the specific target enterprise acquired by the enterprise at the time of acquisition. The target company is usually the opposite of the acquired company. The acquired company signs an equity transfer contract with the target company, the target of which is the shares of the target company. The object represents the rights and obligations of both parties to the contract, which is the premise of the establishment of the contract. The object can be an intangible right or a tangible object.

What is the basic situation of the target company?

1. The operation of the target company itself: specifically including the company's sales, net profit and other performance indicators, as well as the overall situation of the company in the industry;

2. The technical level of the target company: specifically, the core technology of the enterprise, whether it has intellectual property rights;

3. The capital composition of the target company: mainly reflected in the company's accounting and financial indicators, such as assets and liabilities, income and expenditure, other equity indicators, cash flow, etc.

4. Talent situation of the target company: specifically refers to the management talents and technical talents of the company, as well as the labor relationship and salary level between the talents and the company.