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拉薩翻譯公司關(guān)鍵字：China's Internet industry by the current prevalence of overseas listing, mergers and acquisitions of overseas capital into the phenomenon and a deep analysis, expounded China's Internet industry, the main modes of financing, and the application of this model in our argument for a specific , and finally by example that this financing model widely used in some of the problems that exist.Keywords Internet, venture capital financinSince the beginning of 2003, as China's Internet industry, the improvement of profitability, the Internet has gradually recover the capital market. The one hand, China has been listed on the NASDAQ Internet company's stock price soared; the other hand, domestic and foreign venture capital once again to the Chinese Internet companies large capital injection, a group of new Internet companies are preparing or have business in Hong Kong board and the U.S. NASDAQ market. China currently has the world's No. 2 Internet user base in the first five years the largest in the world, the market potential is undoubtedly huge. However, the Internet industry is a high input, high-risk industry, it is increasingly found in the network economy is not only a technology-intensive, too, is capital intensive. From clear Ventures Research Center survey, the first quarter of 2004, the proportion of investment in the distribution industry, the Internet industry ranked first in 45% of the total investment. The same benefits and risks of such a huge market how should it work? It has what the internal laws of? And with the current mode will be what the problem is, this article will analyze these issues.China's current laws and regulations of the financial system and makes the Internet industry through traditional financing channels for fund-raising will encounter difficulties. Either not available or is to obtain capital cost is too high, or the quantity and quality of capital is not enough, the most important is the traditional modes of financing the development of the Internet industry can not meet demand. For example, China's "Company Law" stipulates that the proportion of foreign investment companies can not exceed
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