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In today's highly competitive business environment, going public has become an important development goal pursued by many companies. However, the road to going public is not achieved overnight and requires companies to make careful preparations in many aspects. The following is a detailed list of 36 preparations that companies must complete before going public, forming a complete closed loop to help companies smoothly enter the capital market.

1. Psychological Construction

1. The controlling shareholders and management must be determined to go public and face the complex listing process and possible challenges with strong confidence and perseverance.

As the core decision-makers of the company, the determination of the controlling shareholders and management to go public is the key driving force for the company's listing process. Going public is by no means smooth sailing, and involves many complex and tedious processes, such as financial audits, compliance reviews, and prospectus writing. In this process, you may encounter various unexpected difficulties, such as the adjustment and optimization of financial data, strict constraints of laws and regulations, and sudden changes in the market environment. This requires the controlling shareholders and management to have unswerving determination and not to be shaken by short-term difficulties and setbacks. They must look at the company's development potential and listing prospects with strong confidence, and believe that going public can bring the company broader development space and resources. At the same time, they must have unyielding perseverance, continue to invest time, energy and resources, overcome one obstacle after another, and successfully achieve the listing goal.