Can the board of directors amend the articles of association?

Whether the board of directors can amend the articles of association depends on whether there is authorization from the investor.

The articles of association of the company are decided by the investors, and only when the board of directors is authorized to amend them can the board of directors have the right to amend them. The process of amending the articles of association is as follows: the board of directors of the company makes a resolution to amend the articles of association and proposes a draft amendment to the articles of association; The shareholders' meeting will vote on amending the Articles of Association; Report to the competent government department for approval.

After reviewing the articles of association, the board of directors may directly amend the articles of association, but it needs to be submitted to the shareholders' meeting after the amendment. This is because the company law clearly stipulates that amending the articles of association is the authority of the shareholders' meeting. After the shareholders' meeting has passed the proposal to amend the Articles of Association, if there are provisions in the law, it is necessary to ask the relevant state departments for instructions to amend the Articles of Association, and it can only be implemented after approval.