Legal person shares include the following aspects:
1. Internal shares: In some large enterprises, some shares held by internal employees or management also belong to legal person shares;
2. Shares held by investment institutions and funds: Some investment institutions, foundations and other legal entities may hold some shares of listed companies and also belong to legal person shares;
3. Shares between listed companies: listed companies may also hold shares with each other, which are also legal person shares;
4. Shares held by various social organizations and government agencies: Social organizations and government agencies may also hold shares of some listed companies, which are also legal person shares.
The existing legal person shares mainly flow in the following ways:
1. Stock trading: Legal person shares can be circulated through stock market trading, which is the most common way. Legal person shares are traded in the same way as individual shares, and can be traded through stock exchanges or over-the-counter transactions.
2. Transfer by agreement: the flow of legal person shares can also be transferred by agreement, that is, both parties agree on the transfer of legal person shares in the agreement, and then go through the corresponding transfer procedures;
3. Donation: legal person shares can also flow through donation, that is, the equity holder gives the legal person shares he holds to others;
4. Transfer to subsidiaries: Legal person shares can also be transferred to their own subsidiaries, which is more common in enterprise groups.
To sum up, the flow of legal person shares needs to abide by the securities laws and regulations and the articles of association, and at the same time, it should choose the appropriate trading method according to the actual situation and the purpose of trading, and conduct corresponding legal consultation and trading risk assessment.
Legal basis:
Article 57 of the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)
The provisions of this section shall apply to the establishment and organization of a one-person limited liability company; Where there are no provisions in this section, the provisions in the first and second sections of this chapter shall apply.
A one-person limited liability company as mentioned in this Law refers to a limited liability company with only one natural person shareholder or one corporate shareholders.