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China Enterprise Credit Rating
Certification Introduction
Enterprise credit rating is a certificate that concentrates the
basic information of an enterprise's external economic exchanges
during its continuous operation. Enterprise credit rating usually
refers to the indicator level based on the credit record,
performance ability, operating conditions, profitability, etc. of
the assessed object, that is, the credit rating agency uses
established symbols to identify the credit level of the subject and
the level of debt risk. The higher the credit rating, the better
the business conditions, performance behavior, and credit record of
the enterprise.
Certification significance and value
The significance and value of enterprise credit rating to
enterprises
Eight green passes for enterprise credit rating in business and
market activities.
1. It is a reliable "pass" for enterprises to obtain government
support for investment, financing guarantees, and bank loans;
2. It is an indispensable "certificate of honor" to measure the
performance ability, bidding reputation, comprehensive strength and
competitiveness of enterprises;
3. It is a "guidance certificate" for enterprises to gain insight
into the inevitable trend of social and economic development,
improve modern management and move towards internationalization;
4. It is an "optimization certificate" for enterprises to improve
business management, strengthen credit management systems, and
improve corporate risk control;
5. It is a "risk certificate" for enterprises to increase
cooperation, credit sales, and contract risk prevention in business
activities;
6. It is an important intangible "asset certificate" for
enterprises to enhance brand value and brand competitiveness;
7. It is an important "burden reduction certificate" for
enterprises to reduce fundraising and transaction costs.
Application conditions
Application conditions for corporate credit rating
1. The enterprise applying for rating is a Chinese small and
medium-sized enterprise;
2. Legally registered corporate legal persons and other economic
organizations;
3. It needs to have been established for three full accounting
years and have main business income in the past three years. If the
enterprise is in a state of continuous operation, it cannot be
rated unless it is about to be closed or stopped.
Application process
Application process for corporate credit certification
Application materials
Information to be submitted for corporate credit assessment
1. Business license (copy), organization code certificate (copy),
tax registration certificate (copy), loan card, import and export
license, and copy of registered capital verification report that
have undergone annual inspection;
2. Provide copies of the audit report of the annual financial
report (balance sheet, profit and loss statement, cash flow
statement) audited by the accounting firm for the past three years;
if no audit was conducted in the current year, financial statements
(balance sheet, profit and loss statement, cash flow statement) for
the past three months must be submitted;
3. Copies of various honors such as independent intellectual
property rights, trademarks, patents, qualification licenses, new
product identification, science and technology progress awards,
product exemption certificates, etc. that have been obtained in
recent years;
4. Various certifications passed, as well as relevant qualification
level certificates (such as quality management system
certification, environmental system certification, etc.), social
honors/award certificates (such as evaluations from suppliers,
customers, banks, industry and commerce, taxation, and
shareholders);
5. Current organizational chart (including job positions in each
department and job responsibilities); written documents and
document catalog lists of relevant systems (including company
charters, incentive and constraint mechanisms for senior
executives);
6. Description of plans and programs in terms of company profile,
business development, product market positioning (product
introduction, output, production capacity, etc.), future market
prospects, development strategy, etc. (please describe in detail if
any);
7. Other relevant documents or materials proving the company's
credit.