A joint-stock company is a type of business company whose capital (min. €25,000) is divided into a certain number of shares - shares, the holders of which are called shareholders . Thus, the founders of a joint-stock company sell shares, thereby obtaining capital from a large number of persons - shareholders. The bodies of the joint stock company are: general meeting , board of directors , supervisory board .
Important matters of the company are decided by voting at the general meeting of shareholders (the highest body). A shareholder's vote at the general meeting has a weight corresponding to the number of shares he owns. The supervisory board supervises the activities of the joint-stock company. The board of directors is the statutory body and management body of the company. It decides on all matters of the company, unless they are reserved to the competence of the general assembly or the supervisory board by law or the articles of association.
A company can be established by one founder if the founder is a legal entity, otherwise by two or more founders. If the company is established by two or more founders, they conclude a founding agreement. If the company is established by one founder, the founding agreement is replaced by the founding document. The founding agreement or founding deed must be drawn up in the form of a notarial record of a legal act. The articles of incorporation are part of the founding agreement and charter.
The value of the company's share capital must be at least 25,000 euros.
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