Entrepreneurial enterprise restructuring case

Author: Tong Zeng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book selects classic cases of domestic renowned entrepreneurial enterprises, especially private high-tech companies, successfully transforming from limited liability companies to shareholding companies and issuing stocks for listing, thereby enabling the enterprises to grow. It analyzes and summarizes the new characteristics and trends of entrepreneurial enterprise restructuring, as well as relevant legal, regulatory, or policy issues involved in the process. It concisely comments on how well-known entrepreneurial enterprises ensure the controlling position of the parent company over the shareholding company during the restructuring process, how to properly separate assets and debts to protect the legitimate interests of both the shareholding company and the controlling shareholder, and how to reasonably establish the economic relationship between the controlling shareholder and the shareholding company, thereby enabling the shareholding company to have independent operational capabilities. It focuses on analyzing how listed companies with a single main business, clear business development direction, high technological content, broad development prospects, significant growth potential, and leading positions in their industries can reduce and regulate related-party transactions. It systematically analyzes how to adopt market-oriented stock issuance and pricing methods to maximize the amount of raised funds and rationalize the allocation of capital.