According to the Company Law, the company holds a general meeting of shareholders every year. Our company has only one parent company, 100% equity. Is it necessary to open it? What should I do?

Landlord, there is a mix-up. A company limited by shares holds a general meeting of shareholders every year. This premise is the shareholding system. Your company is 100% holding company, you are not a joint-stock company, you are a private unit wholly owned by an enterprise as a legal person, and you are only responsible for your parent company. There is no need to convene an open shareholders' meeting (since the shareholders' meeting is convened by a joint-stock company, the notice of convening the shareholders' meeting will be announced within the specified time). As long as you are responsible for the parent company, the whole parent company is your boss, and the parent company will check your financial statements or your information and let you make a report. If no report is required, it is customary to report the operating results once a year or every six months, that is, financial reports. Major issues should be notified to or approved by the parent company.