Can the unlisted equity of the company be realized?

Yes, the shares of non-listed companies can be transferred during their tenure, but they are generally transferred internally first, that is, if internal shareholders are willing to contribute to the purchase, no one will subscribe, or external shareholders will be introduced, then the consent of the shareholders' meeting is needed, and the prices of shares subscribed internally and externally are different. According to your question, it can be transferred, but it is necessary to distinguish between internal shareholders and external investors.

1. Equity is the right of shareholders, which can be divided into broad sense and narrow sense. Broadly speaking, equity refers to all kinds of rights that shareholders can claim from the company; In a narrow sense, equity only refers to the right of shareholders to obtain economic benefits from the company and participate in the company's operation and management based on shareholder qualification.

2. Generally speaking, equity refers to the rights that investors enjoy by partnering with citizens and investing in enterprises as legal persons.

When investing in a partnership organization, the shareholders bear unlimited liability; When investing in a legal person, shareholders shall bear limited liability. Therefore, although both are equity, there are still differences.

3. The contents of corporate investor's equity mainly include: shareholders only have the right to bear civil liability to the extent of their investment; Shareholders have the right to participate in the formulation and revision of the articles of association of legal persons; Shareholders have the right to be the company manager themselves or to decide on the candidate for the company manager; Have the right to attend the shareholders' meeting and decide on major issues of legal persons; Have the right to receive dividends from enterprise legal persons; Shareholders have the right to transfer their shares according to law; Have the right to recover the remaining property after the termination of the legal person. These rights come from shareholders' rights to invest in legal persons.

4. Except for the first item of equity mentioned above, the rights of investors in the partnership organization are exactly the same.

5. Equity, legal person property rights and partnership organization property rights all come from the ownership of investment property. The purpose of investors' investment in the investee is to make a profit, that is, to hand over the property to the investee and bear civil liability, rather than to hand over the property to the investee. Therefore, the property rights of legal persons and partnership organizations are limited authorization. The right granted is the property right of the investor. If you don't grant it, the rights reserved in your own hands and the rights derived from it are equity. Both are incomplete ownership. Investor's property right mainly reflects the external form of investment property ownership, while equity mainly represents the core content of investment property ownership.