Shareholders give up their subscribed new capital contribution, can other shareholders have priority to subscribe?

Article 34 of the Company Law clearly stipulates that, without the consent of all shareholders, when a limited liability company increases its capital, shareholders have the priority to subscribe for the capital contribution, and the scope of exercising this right is limited to the "proportion of paid-in capital contribution". Beyond this legal scope, there is no right.

Of course, if you are talking about a limited liability company, shareholders have the right to decide to submit such matters and possible controversial decision-making methods to the articles of association, so as to make a resolution in accordance with the provisions of the articles of association. Of course, it can also include the question of whether shareholders have the right to subscribe for subscribed capital abandoned by other shareholders.