Chinese Company - Credit Check Report

Credit Check Report 

Understanding who you are dealing with, that they are legitimate and that their business documents check out is the first step to establishing a sound business project. You can achieve this with a credit check report. Understanding who you are dealing with, that they are legitimate and that their business documents check out is the first step to establishing a sound business project. You can achieve this with a credit check report.  

A credit report includes the following essential information about your Chinese partner;

• Registered business name, business address and contact information
• Legal formation, shareholder breakdown, director list
• Capital, registered capital adjustments
• Nature of business, industry code
• History, former company names
• Purchases, products and/or materials, purchasing countries, main suppliers, purchasing terms
• Premises, staff, affiliation/s
• Financial  statement, banker, payment terms to suppliers, payment terms from clients, credit record from major suppliers
• Litigation history
• Overall assessment; industry trend, business position, business trend, size in its line, background, short-term solvency, long-term solvency, assets efficiency, profitability, payment records

It does not include a factory site visit.

How do you order one?
To undertake a credit report, China Blueprint simply requires the Chinese company name. The report takes 2 weeks (unless urgent) and will be provided in pdf format via email. If you would like to enquire about engaging China Blueprint to undertake your Credit Check Report contact our office.

For help choosing the most suitable inspection type, see our full version Inspection Brochure (pdf) with detailed information.

Top Reasons for a Credit Report

1. Determine your potential business partners - company credit worthiness;
2. Check the companies legal status - useful for contracts;
3. Learn who the company directors are;
4. Check the companies size and true business scope;
5. Quickly eliminates unqualified companies before its too late;
6. Identifies potential risks;
7. Alerts you to any previous legal actions against the company; and
8. Useful to provide to company directors or stakeholders when making choices