Does the company's equity change need to be publicized?

Legal analysis: Equity is the share of shareholders' investment in start-up companies, that is, the proportion of equity, which directly affects shareholders' right to speak and control the company, and is also the right basis for shareholders to obtain economic benefits from the company, participate in company management and share out dividends. Although equity is not completely equal to ownership, it is the core content of ownership. The investor who enjoys the equity is the owner of the property. Equity cannot exist alone without enterprise property rights, nor can enterprise property rights exist alone without equity. Therefore, the company changes in equity needs to be publicized.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Provisional Regulations on the Publicity of Enterprise Information shall be publicized to the public through the enterprise credit information publicity system within 20 working days from the date of its formation: (1) Information on the amount, time and method of capital contribution subscribed and paid by shareholders of a limited liability company or promoters of a joint stock limited company; (2) changes in equity, such as the transfer of shareholders' equity of a limited liability company; (three) the acquisition, alteration and extension of the administrative license; (4) Registration information of intellectual property pledge; (5) Information on administrative punishment; (6) Other information that should be publicized according to law. If the administrative department for industry and commerce finds that an enterprise fails to fulfill its publicity obligations in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, it shall order it to do so within a time limit.