The difference between limited companies:
1, the degree of separation between enterprise ownership and management right is different:
The separation of ownership and management rights of limited liability companies is not high, and the owners and shareholders of enterprises often serve as managers of the company;
However, the ownership and management rights of joint stock limited companies are highly separated, and managers have many restrictions.
2. The equity certificate is different.
The equity certificate of a limited liability company is a capital verification certificate and cannot be freely transferred and circulated;
The equity certificate of a joint stock limited company is a stock and can be freely transferred.
3. Establish different companies.
A limited liability company is a share capital initiated and subscribed by shareholders.
A joint stock limited company may initiate the establishment or offer the establishment.
4. The provisions on the number of shareholders or promoters are different.
A limited liability company shall be established by capital contribution of shareholders with less than 50 persons;
The number of promoters of a joint stock limited company is 2 or more and 200 or less, and more than half of the promoters have domicile in China.
5. Different provisions on equity transfer.
Shareholders of a limited liability company are free to transfer all or part of their shares and transfer their shares to people other than shareholders.
It can be understood from the following aspects: ① More than half of other shareholders should agree. (2) Shareholders shall, with respect to the transfer of their equity,
Notify other shareholders in writing to agree, and if other shareholders fail to reply within 30 days from the date of receiving the written notice, it shall be deemed to agree.
Intention transfer. ③ If more than half of the other shareholders do not agree to the transfer, the shareholders who do not agree shall purchase the transferred equity; Don't buy
, as agreed to transfer. (4) Under the same conditions, other shareholders have the priority to purchase the equity transferred with the consent of shareholders.
Where a shareholder of a joint stock limited company transfers his shares to the outside world, he may do so freely except for the restrictions prescribed by law. shareholder
When transferring shares to people other than shareholders, other shareholders have no preemptive right.