Generally, the client is given two appraisal reports. Except the client can get them, other ordinary people can't see them. The evaluation agency won't let you see the evaluation report issued by them. The basic data of this enterprise is confidential, especially the financial data, which is impossible for outsiders to find. After the asset appraisal report is issued, the data needs to be reported to the asset appraisal association, so only the asset appraisal association can see the enterprise data.

The asset appraisal report refers to a written professional opinion on the value of the appraised object for a specific purpose on the appraisal benchmark date, which is issued by the appraisal institution where the certified asset appraiser belongs after performing the necessary appraisal procedures in accordance with the requirements of the asset appraisal standards. It is a notarized work report on the basic situation of the project evaluation process and its results issued by the entrusted asset appraisal institution to the entrusting party after completing the evaluation project. It is the result of the appraisal agency's performance of the appraisal contract, and it is also the proof document of the appraisal agency's legal responsibility for the asset appraisal project. The evaluation report includes two parts: the text and the annex. It is a fair conclusion report issued by the appraisal institution after completing the appraisal work, and the report will take effect after being confirmed by the state-owned assets management department or the relevant competent department. "

: company type

1. Limited liability company Limited liability company is an economic organization established by less than 50 shareholders, each shareholder is limited to the amount of capital contribution subscribed by him, and the enterprise as a legal person takes full responsibility for the company's debts with all its assets. Limited liability companies include wholly state-owned companies and other limited liability companies.

2. A joint stock limited company refers to a company with shares as its capital, and shareholders are liable to the company to the extent of the shares subscribed by them. Joint-stock companies came into being in Europe in the18th century, and were widely popular in the world capitalist countries in the second half of the19th century. So far, joint-stock companies have always occupied a dominant position in economic development.

3. Wholly state-owned company A wholly state-owned company refers to a limited liability company that is solely funded by the state and authorized by the State Council or the local people's government to perform the responsibilities of the investor. Important wholly state-owned companies and decentralized companies shall be audited by the state-owned assets supervision and administration institution and reported to the people's government at the same level for approval.

4. Private enterprises Private enterprises refer to profit-making economic organizations established or controlled by natural persons and based on wage labor. Including private limited liability companies and private joint stock limited companies registered in accordance with the Company Law, the Partnership Law and the Provisional Regulations on Private Enterprises.