Equity transactions in unlisted companies are usually conducted through the over-the-counter market. The over-the-counter market, also known as the over-the-counter market, is a platform where buyers and sellers trade directly, as opposed to centralized trading on exchanges. In the over-the-counter market, company shares can be bought and sold, but there are some legal and regulatory restrictions.
For shares in an unlisted company, the usual way to trade is to negotiate a sale and purchase agreement privately. The buyer and the seller can negotiate the terms and conditions of the equity transaction through an intermediary or direct contact. After reaching an agreement, the buyer and seller need to sign the equity sale and purchase contract, and carry out the formalities such as payment and equity transfer in accordance with the contract. It should be noted that when conducting equity transactions, it is necessary to comply with relevant laws and regulations, such as the Company Law, ** Law, etc., to ensure the legitimacy and fairness of the transaction. In addition to private negotiations, the equity of an unlisted company can also be traded through a property rights trading platform. The property rights trading platform is an open market platform, on which buyers and sellers can publish transaction information, find suitable trading partners, and trade in accordance with the platform's regulations. The title trading platform can help buyers and sellers better understand the market** and transaction conditions, while also providing some transaction protection and services. It should be noted that there are certain risks and uncertainties in the equity trading of unlisted companies. Buyers and sellers need to fully investigate and understand the company's situation when conducting transactions to avoid losses caused by information asymmetry or fraud. At the same time, after the completion of the transaction, it is also necessary to comply with relevant laws and regulations and the articles of association to ensure the legal transfer of equity and the normal operation of the company. In summary, equity transactions in unlisted companies can be carried out through private negotiations or property rights trading platforms. When conducting transactions, it is necessary to comply with relevant laws, regulations and regulations to ensure the legality and fairness of transactions. At the same time, buyers and sellers need to fully investigate and understand the company's situation to avoid losses caused by information asymmetry or fraud. Equity