Legal analysis: (1) Based on the capital contribution paid by the transferor and verified by certified public accountants and recognized by the company. For the overdue or insufficient capital contribution of the transferor, the transferor shall pay liquidated damages and compensate for the losses, and the above two shall be combined to offset the valuation. (2) Since the value of equity increases or decreases with the company's profit and loss, the price of equity should be determined at a reasonable price considering the actual profit and loss of the company. (3) When the transferor invests in fixed assets such as buildings, factories, machinery and equipment, the valuation basis of equity transfer is the depreciated book residual value, not the original value at the time of capital contribution. (4) Where the transferor contributes capital at a fixed price with intellectual property rights, it shall consider the research and development expenses of intellectual property rights, the advanced degree of the technology itself, the expenses for obtaining patent rights and trademark rights, the legal protection period, the use expenses of intellectual property rights, etc. When necessary, hire a professional organization to evaluate and determine equity transfer price. (5) The development prospect of the company is one of the factors that must be considered in the equity transfer. The company has broad development prospects and strong core competitiveness, and the equity in the rising development period should be at a higher price; On the other hand, no.
Legal basis: Article 89 of the Securities Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) makes an offer in accordance with the provisions of the preceding article, and the purchaser must announce the acquisition report of the listed company, and specify the following items:
(1) The name and domicile of the purchaser;
(2) the acquisition decision of the purchaser.
(3) The name of the acquired listed company.
(4) the purpose of the acquisition;
(5) The detailed name of the shares to be purchased and the amount of the shares to be purchased;
(six) the purchase period, the purchase price;
(seven) the amount of funds required for the acquisition and the guarantee of funds;
(8) The ratio of the number of shares held by the acquired company to the total issued shares of the company when the acquisition report of the listed company is published.