The requirements for the change of joint-stock cooperative companies include the following aspects:
1.Procedure for recording changes.
The procedure for the change of registration of a joint-stock cooperative company generally includes the following steps:
1) Convene a shareholders' meeting and pass a resolution to change the company
2) Amend the articles of association;
3) Submit the application for change of registration and related materials to the original registration authority;
4) The registration authority shall review the submitted materials and issue a new business license if it meets the requirements.
2.Resolution of the shareholders' meeting.
The resolution of the shareholders' meeting of a joint-stock cooperative company is one of the important documents for the company's change of registration. The resolution of the shareholders' meeting shall include the following:
1) The details of the change;
2) the basis and reasons for the change;
3) The amended Articles of Association;
4) Other matters that need to be explained.
3.Amend the Articles of Association.
The articles of association of a joint-stock cooperative company are the articles of association and code of conduct of the company, and the articles of association must be amended when the company changes. Amendments to the articles of association shall be approved by the shareholders' meeting and amended in accordance with the provisions of the articles of association.
4.Submit relevant materials.
The following materials need to be submitted for the change registration of a joint-stock cooperative company:
1) Application for change of registration;
2) Resolution of the shareholders' meeting;
3) Amended Articles of Association;
4) A copy of the business license;
5) Other materials that need to be submitted.
5.Precautions.
In the process of changing a joint-stock cooperative company, the following points need to be noted:
1) Comply with the provisions of laws and regulations and the articles of association to ensure the legality and compliance of changes;
2) Ensure that the change will not harm the interests of the company and its shareholders;
3) Handle the change registration procedures in a timely manner to ensure the normal operation of the company.