The reporting and information-sharing requirements for startups in an incubator program for their investors can vary depending on the specific program and the laws of the jurisdiction in which the incubator and the startup are located. Typically, startups are expected to provide regular updates to their investors on their progress, financial performance, and future plans. Some incubators may also require startups to share confidential information, such as business plans and financial statements, with their investors. It’s important for startups to review the terms and conditions of their incubator program and to consult with a legal advisor if they have any questions about their reporting obligations.