Introduction to share reform
Share reform refers to the equity reform of joint-stock companies that have been successfully listed, mainly through the principle of interest balance between non-tradable shareholders and tradable shareholders, to remove the institutional differences in share transfer in the A-share market. Generally speaking, there are four kinds of equity: individual shares, state shares, foreign-funded shares and legal person shares. The reform of joint-stock system often has certain requirements on the qualifications, number of sponsors, share capital and subscription method. In addition, enterprises are required to conform to the management structure of joint stock limited companies and have fixed business premises and production and operation conditions.