Is it the responsibility of the major shareholders of private enterprises to withdraw their shares because of illegal misappropriation of the company?

The major shareholders of private enterprises illegally misappropriate and lead to the company's delisting, and the major shareholders are responsible. The major shareholders of private enterprises illegally occupied funds, and the major shareholders and actual controllers hollowed out listed companies, resulting in the company's share price falling all the way and then delisting. According to relevant laws and regulations, if a major shareholder illegally occupies the funds of a listed company, it will violate the Securities Law and may also constitute a major illegal event stipulated in the Company Law. These illegal events may lead to administrative punishment and even civil compensation for the company. Therefore, the illegal misappropriation of the major shareholders of private enterprises leads to the delisting of the company, and the major shareholders are responsible.