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Documents required for loans to wholly state-owned enterprises? Will a company not have articles of association?

1. Materials required for corporate loans 1. Application form;

2. Company profile;

3. Copy of company business license;

4. Enterprise code certificate;

5. Tax registration certificate (national tax, local tax);

6. Special industry production and operation license, qualification certificate;

7. Articles of Association;

8. Capital verification report;

9. Brief introduction of the legal representative;

10. ID card of the legal representative;

11. Certificate of identity of the legal representative issued by the company;

12. Resolution of the board of directors approving the loan;

13. Accounting (auditing) for the past three years Financial statements verified by the firm;

14. Balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and cash flow statement for the past three months;

15. Description of financial status: a) Description of liabilities; b) Investment description; c) Description of the company’s sales revenue and profit sources;

16. Loan card and its password;

17. Description of loan guarantees provided to other companies;

18. Repayment plan;

19. Copies of current and upcoming business contracts;

20. Fund use plan or project feasibility report;

21. Materials required for the mortgage: a) Proof of ownership of the mortgage (certificate of state-owned land use rights, house ownership certificate); b) Evaluation report of the mortgage.

2. Articles of Association of Sole Proprietorships

Sole proprietorships will have articles of association.