What is the shareholding structure of a limited liability company?

Generally speaking, a limited liability company has four ownership structures:

1, two-thirds absolute control.

2. More than half of the relative control.

3. One-third one-vote veto.

4. 10% shareholders' meeting, the right to apply for dissolution of the company.

There are various proportions in the design of equity, and the optimal structure is that the founder holds 67% or more of the equity of the company, so that the major shareholder has full power over the company and can ensure the rapid development of the company under the leadership of a core. If the founder can't hold 67% of the company's equity, he must hold at least 5 1% of the company's equity, so that the founder can make his own decisions on most things of the company.