Share proportion and decision-making power

Legal analysis: 1. The highest decision-making body of the company is the shareholders' meeting. A shareholder's holding of a company can be divided into two situations: 1, absolute holding, that is, the equity is above 50%; 2. Relatively holding, the equity is less than 50%, but it is the largest shareholder (such as shareholders A, B and C, with equity of 40%, 35% and 25% respectively).

Second, the controlling shareholder may not have the final say, mainly depending on the provisions of the company's articles of association. For example, the company's articles of association stipulate that a decision must be approved by at least one non-controlling shareholder, so the controlling shareholder cannot have the final say. So it can be stipulated in the company's articles of association.

Third, buying stocks is a company shareholder. Of course, you can attend the shareholders' meeting if you like. If the shareholding ratio is large, the power is still great. Of course, you can not participate, or you can entrust others to vote.

4. If all retail investors hold more than 50% of the shares (it will be a disaster for this company, which is not easy to happen, and the CSRC will also supervise and guard against this hostile takeover), because there is no resultant force, each individual retail investor's shares are not big enough to control the company, so it is actually impossible to control the company. The maritime society will transfer power through shareholder guarantee unless these retail investors unite to form a company. Then this company is the largest shareholder.

The above contents are related answers. If you want to have the decision-making power of a company, it should be more than 50% holding, then you will undoubtedly become the largest shareholder. At that time, the company usually had the final say. If you have any other legal questions, you can consult the relevant lawyers in Hualv.com.

Legal basis: Article 42 of the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), shareholders shall exercise their voting rights in proportion to their capital contribution at the shareholders' meeting; However, unless otherwise stipulated in the articles of association.