Limited liability company, shareholders accounting for more than 50% can make independent decisions?

It depends on what company it is. If it is a joint-stock company, that is, a company whose capital consists of shares, the shareholders are liable to the company to the extent of the subscribed shares, which is also called a joint-stock company. To establish a joint stock limited company, there should be more than two promoters, the minimum registered capital is RMB 5 million, and each shareholder has one vote. If you are a major shareholder and have management ability, you can be elected as the chairman of the board of shareholders. If it is a limited liability company, it is also called a joint stock limited company, that is, it is registered in accordance with the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Company Registration, and is jointly funded by two or more shareholders, and each shareholder is limited to the company with the amount of capital subscribed, and the company is responsible for its debts with all its assets. Limited liability companies include wholly state-owned companies and other limited liability companies. If you are a major shareholder, it depends on whether you hold more than 50% of the shares. If more than 50% of the shareholders are controlling shareholders, they can automatically become the chairman and decide the development strategy and management of the company. If it is a major shareholder holding no more than 50% of the shares, it also has the right to convene a shareholders' meeting to discuss and decide on major issues of the company collectively, and has the right to vote and the priority to be elected.