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How do shareholders of training institutions withdraw their shares?
Shareholders of training institutions withdraw their shares as follows:

1. When the company reduces its capital, according to the Company Law, the company's resolution to reduce its capital must be passed by shareholders representing more than two thirds of the voting rights. In other words, shareholders can withdraw their shares by reducing the registered capital of the company.

2. Dissolve according to the articles of association or resolution. According to Article 180 of the Company Law, the Company shall be dissolved upon the expiration of the business term stipulated in the Articles of Association or other reasons for dissolution. In addition, the company's shareholders' meeting can also dissolve the company through the company dissolution resolution. Obviously, when these two situations happen, the shareholders of the company can naturally withdraw their corresponding capital contributions.

3. Equity transfer. There is a prerequisite for the above two ways of withdrawing shares, that is, shareholders can pass relevant agreements.