1. Capital ratio: Project capital refers to non-debt capital subscribed by investors in project investment. According to different projects, the proportion of capital will be different. Generally speaking, the capital ratio of investment projects is between 20% and 50%. For some special projects, such as real estate development projects, the capital ratio is higher.
2. Sources of funds: The sources of funds for the project include self-owned funds, equity premium, investment funds, bank loans and equity financing. In order to reduce financial risks, the government encourages diversification of project funding sources and avoids excessive dependence on bank loans.
3. Fund management: In order to ensure the rational use of project funds, the government requires project investors to set up special accounts to manage funds. In addition, the government has also stipulated the time limit and progress of capital investment, requiring investors to gradually invest capital according to the progress of project construction.
4. Supervision of funds: In order to ensure the safety of project funds, the government requires financial institutions to supervise the project funds to ensure that the funds are not misappropriated, withdrawn or used in disguised form for expenditures outside the project.
It should be noted that these regulations may change with the adjustment of policies and changes in the economic situation. Therefore, when making project investment, please be sure to refer to relevant laws, regulations and policy documents to understand the latest project funding regulations.