How do state-owned enterprises transfer their shares in other companies?

1. If Company B is a limited liability company, any shareholder transfers its equity. If there is no special agreement in the articles of association, other shareholders have the priority to be assigned.

2. As a shareholder, Company A has contributed to Yiwu. If the capital contribution is not fulfilled in accordance with the Articles of Association, it shall be liable for breach of contract to other shareholders.

3. When the state-owned shares are transferred to other countries, they shall obtain the consent of the higher authorities. After evaluating the value of stocks, they will be priced. Generally, it will be sold by bidding, auction and hanging through the state-owned property rights exchange.

To sum up, we should first communicate with Company A and ask it to fulfill its contribution to Yiwu. If we continue to fail to fulfill our contribution to Yiwu, we can sue or suggest that Company A transfer its equity to other countries.