1. Equity transfer: refers to the transfer of shares or equity of the company to another party. This form is usually suitable for companies that can issue shares, such as limited liability companies or joint stock limited companies.
2. Asset transfer: refers to the transfer of the company's assets to another party. This form is applicable to the company's important assets, such as real estate, equipment, intellectual property and so on. The transferee can obtain the control or management right of the company by purchasing these assets.
3. Merger and acquisition: refers to the merger of two or more companies or the acquisition of another company by one company. In mergers and acquisitions, equity transfer and asset transfer are usually involved.
4. Equity capital increase: refers to the company's existing shareholders transferring their equity to new shareholders to increase the company's registered capital. This form is usually used when the company needs to introduce new investors or increase capital.
5. Stock trading: refers to stock trading in the securities market. This form is suitable for listed companies, and investors can acquire or transfer the ownership of the company by buying and selling its shares.
It should be noted that there may be differences in laws and procedures in different forms of transfer, and both parties should carefully understand and confirm the applicable laws and procedures before transferring the company. At the same time, it is suggested to seek professional advice and guidance in the process of company transfer to ensure the legitimacy and security of the transaction.