A traditional Chinese restaurant that has been in operation for many years, after accumulating a certain reputation, plans to transform into a chain catering brand and expand its market. However, when preparing for the registration of the new company, the boss was unsure about issues such as the equity structure of modern enterprises and the selection of the registered address. After the agency registration agency got involved, based on the enterprise's development plan, it was recommended to adopt the form of a limited liability company and a reasonable equity structure was designed, reserving equity space for the future introduction of franchisees and equity incentives for core employees. For the registered address, taking into account the local business vitality, foot traffic and policy orientation, several suitable areas were recommended for enterprises to choose from. Eventually, it was determined to be located near an emerging business district, which can not only enjoy the customer base radiated by the business district but also fall within the scope of the government's support policies for catering enterprises. During the processing, the agency communicated with the industrial and commercial department in advance to ensure that the materials passed the review at one time, successfully avoiding delays caused by material issues. From the start of registration to the completion of all procedures, it only took 7 working days, helping catering enterprises quickly embark on the path of chain expansion and successfully open their first branch within half a year.