Although the capital contribution or shareholding ratio is less than 50%, the voting rights enjoyed by the company according to its capital contribution or shareholding still have a significant impact on the company.
The amount of any share must be equal to the shareholder's value to the company, that is, the shareholder can measure his current value to the company from the aspects of investment, intellectual property rights, industry experience, social resources, current role distribution and responsibilities and obligations in the company, and this value is the company share he should get.
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