According to the Company Law, a company issuing new shares must meet the following conditions:
The shares issued before 1. have all been raised, with an interval of more than one year.
2. The company has been making profits for three consecutive years and can pay dividends to shareholders.
3. There are no false records in the financial accounting documents of the company for the current three years.
4. The expected profit rate of the company can reach the bank deposit interest rate in the same period.
legal ground
Article 133 of the Company Law stipulates that when a company issues new shares, the shareholders' meeting shall make resolutions on the following matters:
(a) the types and quantity of new shares;
(2) the issue price of new shares;
(3) the starting and ending dates of the issuance of new shares.
(4) The type and amount of new shares to be issued to the original shareholders.