According to relevant regulations, an enterprise shall publicize changes in equity information to the public through the enterprise credit information publicity system within 20 working days from the date of its establishment. Even under the current registered capital subscription system in China, the industrial and commercial departments no longer supervise the actual registered capital in place, and enterprises still need to publicize the real situation of shareholders' performance of their investment commitments, including information on changes in equity transfer. Enterprises that fail to fulfill their publicity obligations will be ordered by the administrative department for industry and commerce to fulfill them within a time limit.
When dealing with the company's changes in equity publicity, we need to pay attention to the following aspects:
1. Publicity time: The enterprise shall complete the publicity within 20 working days after the formation of the information on the change of rights and interests to ensure the timeliness of the information.
2. Publicity platform: Enterprises should publicize the equity change through the enterprise credit information publicity system, which is the officially designated information publicity platform.
3. Publicity content: The information to be publicized should include the specific details of the equity change, such as the equity ratio before and after the change, the date of change, the reasons for the change, etc.
4. Authenticity of information: The information publicized must be true and accurate, and there must be no false records or misleading statements.
To sum up, the company changes in equity really needs publicity, so as to provide necessary information to the public and relevant stakeholders and ensure the transparency and fairness of the market.
Legal basis:
Provisional Regulations on enterprise information publicity
Article 10
An enterprise shall, within 20 working days from the date of its establishment, publicize the following information to the public through the enterprise credit information publicity system:
(1) Information such as the amount, time and method of capital contribution subscribed by the shareholders of a limited liability company or the 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.