It is a common way for shareholders of limited liability companies to exercise their voting rights in proportion to their capital contribution, that is, one share has one right and the same share has the same right. Unless otherwise stipulated in the articles of association, the proviso of the last half sentence is a way to allow a limited liability company to stipulate in its articles of association that shareholders exercise their voting rights. Therefore, shareholders can exercise their voting rights by proportional decision, or they can agree in the articles of association to adopt majority decision by themselves.
The way for shareholders of a limited liability company to exercise their voting rights may be stipulated in the articles of association; Where there are no provisions in the Articles of Association, the shareholders shall exercise their voting rights in proportion to their capital contribution.