As the person in charge of the partnership, what is the proportion of shares to be distributed

In principle, the shares of the founders or other partners who can be closely linked together must be maintained at least 67% to ensure that the founding team has absolute control over the company.

In addition, the Company Law stipulates that shareholders who hold the above proportion of equity have the right of veto. The more common cases are:

The partners divide the equity equally, such as 50% to 50%, or something like that. However, the disadvantages of such a share division are more obvious, such as the cases of Young Master Xi and True Kung Fu.

In addition, through equity allocation, it is necessary to help the company obtain more resources, one is to attract talent, and the other is to attract investment. Therefore, investors need to set aside a certain amount of shares. However, we recommend the proportion of equity distribution:

60-70% founders, 20-30% co-founders, and 10-20% future employees.

Under normal circumstances, formal financing platforms will provide financing consulting services, if the entrepreneur lacks financial resources and cannot find investors, it is recommended that you take the project to different platforms to try, such as Mingde Capital Ecosystem, Whale Quasi, Venture State and so on.

When choosing a platform online, you must keep your eyes open, and many platforms pay tens of thousands of yuan in fees, but there is no result. If you are not sure, it is recommended to try it in the Mingde Capital ecosystem, which itself is an investment, which is different from many platforms, many of which only act as intermediaries.

In addition, Mingde has more than 2,400 cooperation resources, the docking rate of offline activities is relatively high, hundreds of people participate in each event, nearly 100 investors will come to the scene, many enterprises have obtained financing, which is very reliable in the industry, and entrepreneurs with financing intentions can try to contact it.

Question: My friend and I are going to start a company in partnership, and my friend recommends me to be the person in charge, and I want to obtain the management and decision-making power of the company, so how much should I share in the distribution of shares? Mr. Xu:

Generally speaking, if you want to gain greater autonomy in the company, it is better to own more than 50% of the shares, and it is better to consult a lawyer in person about the management and decision-making rights you mentioned, and it is difficult to explain it in one or two sentences. Mr. Wang: If you want to be a major shareholder or control, the shareholding should be more than 50%.

Related Knowledge – General Partnership A general partnership is made up of general partners, who are jointly and severally liable for the debts of the partnership. Limited Liability in a General Partnership According to the newly amended Partnership Law, in addition to the limited partners of a limited partnership, in the case of a general partnership, its partners may also have limited liability in certain special circumstances. According to Article 55 of the Partnership Enterprise Law, a professional service organization that provides paid services to customers with professional knowledge and specialized skills may be established as a special general partnership law.

A special general partnership refers to a specialized service organization that provides paid services to customers with specialized knowledge and specialized skills. For example, accounting firms, law firms, etc. As a partner of a special general partnership, under normal circumstances, it is still subject to unlimited joint and several liability in accordance with the provisions of the general partnership.

Investment. If all partners agree to contribute capital in proportion, and the resource advantages of all parties are basically the same, they can be directly distributed according to the proportion of capital contribution. If only some of the partners contribute capital, they should acquire a relatively larger equity interest than the partners who do not make the capital contribution.

The CEO of the project should acquire a relatively large amount of equity. Because the CEO is the soul of the partnership, he has more responsibility for the company. Only when the CEO obtains a relatively majority equity is conducive to the decision-making and execution of entrepreneurial projects.

A comprehensive assessment of each partner's strengths. For example, some projects do not require much capital to start, but rely on the patents of a certain partner; Some projects require creativity, and the product is only a technical implementation; For some projects, the product does not have an absolute market advantage, and promotion is more important; For some projects, a partner may not need to contribute much money and effort, but as long as he is a partner, it will be easier to raise funds, introduce the resources required for the project, and IPO in the future; It is impossible to list all the various situations. Therefore, for specific situations, the corresponding resource provider should have a relatively large number of shares.

How do LPs make capital contributions?

1. Limited partners may make capital contributions in money, in kind, intellectual property rights, land use rights or other property rights.

2. Limited partners are not allowed to contribute capital with labor services.

3. The limited partner shall pay the capital contribution in full and on time in accordance with the provisions of the partnership agreement; If the payment is not made in full on time, it shall bear the obligation to make up the payment and bear the liability for breach of contract to the other partners.

4. The name of the limited partner and the amount of subscribed capital contribution shall be stated in the registration items of the limited partnership.

Legal basis: Partnership Enterprise Law of the People's Republic of China Article 2 A limited partnership is composed of general partners and limited partners, the general partners bear unlimited joint and several liability for the debts of the partnership, and the limited partners are liable for the debts of the partnership to the extent of their subscribed capital contributions.

The distribution of shares of a partnership company is usually distributed according to the proportion of capital contribution, and it is necessary to consider whether to participate in operation and management, whether one party has technical investment and other factors

1) Those who participate in the operation can appropriately increase their shares, and those who do not participate in the operation can appropriately reduce the share allocation;

2) One party can also appropriately increase the share distribution if it has technical input;

3) Other influencing factors need to be determined through the protocol.

2. After the share distribution is determined, it is necessary to sign a contract and act in accordance with the rules and regulations to reduce subsequent distribution disputes. The registered capital of the company is to be determined.

and legal representatives, then in the articles of association.

Determine the investment ratio you have negotiated (such as a 50w company, the proportion is % and dividends will be proportionately divided.

3. Shares generally have the following three meanings:

1) Shares are the constituent components of the capital of shares;

2) The rights and obligations of the shareholders of the shares are purely expressed on behalf of the shares;

3) Shares can be passed through ****.

form of expression of its value.

2. Establishment of a joint-stock limited liability company.

of the program. 1. If the promoter subscribes for shares, the promoter shall subscribe in writing to the shares subscribed by the articles of association. The subscription shall be in written form, indicating the name, address, number of shares subscribed, amount of shares payable, and method of capital contribution.

It shall be filled in and signed by the subscriber. Once the subscription form is completed and signed, it is legally binding.

2. The promoter pays off the shares, and if the promoter subscribes for the shares, if it is stipulated that it pays at one time, it shall pay all the late capital; If the payment is made in installments, the first installment of capital contribution shall be paid immediately. Where the initiator makes a capital contribution in kind, industrial property rights, non-patented technology, or the right to use the land, it shall be appraised in accordance with law and go through the formalities for the transfer of property rights.

If there is an agreement, it shall be distributed according to the agreement, and if there is no agreement, it shall be distributed according to the proportion of capital contribution.