ATIF Signs Mew $800,000 Listing Advisory Agreement

ATIF Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:ATIF, the ", Company", or ", ATIF", )))) announced that its subsidiary ATIF Business Management LLC has entered into a listing advisory services agreement with a U.S. based electronic

ATIF Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:ATIF, the “, Company”, or “, ATIF”, ))))) announced that its subsidiary ATIF Business Management LLC has entered into a listing advisory services agreement with a U.S. based electronic technology innovation products company for an amount of US $800,000.00.

Under the terms of the agreement, the Company will provide the client with IPO advisory services and lead the client’s IPO process through the company’s team and the engagement of third parties for audit, valuation, stock exchange advisory, investor relations and other IPO services.

Liu Jun, president, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of ATIF, said: “ATIF has always been committed to providing clients with superior solutions and quality products, as well as protecting their privacy and trade secrets. We are deeply honored to have earned our customers’ trust in ATIF and will make every effort to ensure the smooth progress of the cooperation. We are confident that through our expertise and experience, we will be able to provide our customers with the best solutions to achieve mutual success. With this cooperation, the two parties have established a close cooperation relationship and a foundation of mutual trust, and we hope to provide more service support to our customers in the future.”

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