The concept of technology shareholding refers to the proprietary technology (patent or technical secret) that needs to be verified (or evaluated). The author has participated in several matters of technology shareholding. Ha ha.
The highest proportion of technology stocks was not more than 20%. Recently, the company law was revised and relaxed to 70%.
If you have your own patents or achievements, it is easier to realize technology shareholding. If not, it is ok to buy shares with technical secrets, but the formalities are a little more troublesome and have to be verified.
There are really no technical secrets and patents in the results. If other shareholders allow, you may wish to buy shares in other ways, such as encouraging shares, sending shares, or other ways.
You can refer to the following links, and:
Measures for the implementation of the provisions on some issues concerning the shareholding of high-tech achievements:
In addition, if you buy shares with patents or technologies, I can tell you in more detail:)