The main process of industrial fund investment is as follows: first, choose the object to invest; Secondly, conduct due diligence; When the target enterprise meets the investment requirements, conduct the transaction structure; Participate in enterprise management after investing in the target enterprise; Finally, after reaching the expected goal, choose to quit the invested enterprise in an appropriate way to complete capital appreciation. Industrial investment funds mainly consider the following aspects when screening enterprise projects: first, put the quality of management team in the first place, and the quality of a team will determine the ultimate success or failure of the enterprise; Secondly, the market potential of the product. If the market potential of the product is huge, it will be valued by the fund even if it has not brought tangible profits; Third, the uniqueness of the product. Only unique products have competitiveness and future development potential;

After the invested enterprise develops to a certain extent, the industrial fund will eventually withdraw from the invested enterprise. There are three main ways to quit: one is to throw out the profits of the shares held by the invested enterprise through listing; Second, transfer the equity of the invested enterprise by other means; Third, buy back shares from industrial funds after the invested enterprises grow and develop.