Provisions on the name of subsidiaries

Legal analysis: a subsidiary refers to a company whose shares are controlled by another company or actually controlled and dominated by another company according to an agreement. A subsidiary has the status of an independent legal person, owns all its own property, its own company name and articles of association, conducts business activities and engages in various civil activities in its own name, and independently bears all consequences and responsibilities brought about by the company's actions. So the parent company and subsidiary company are two completely independent companies in form. As long as the name conforms to the company law, subsidiaries can use it. There is no legal connection between the name setting of the first parent company and the name setting of the subsidiary company, unless the parent company deliberately sets the connection between them when setting up the subsidiary company. Secondly, what conditions should the proposed subsidiary meet before it can be named after its province, according to the relevant regulations of the local province on company registration.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Implementation Measures for the Administration of Enterprise Name Registration shall not contain the names of other legal persons, unless otherwise stipulated by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.