The shareholders' meeting is as follows:
1, Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
The regular meeting of shareholders' general meeting, also known as the annual meeting of shareholders' general meeting, is generally held once a year, usually within 6 months after the end of each fiscal year. Because the convening of regular shareholders' meetings is mostly mandatory by law, countries all over the world generally do not make specific provisions on the conditions for convening such meetings.
2. Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders
The extraordinary shareholders' meeting is usually held because of major issues involving the interests of the company and shareholders, and it is impossible to wait until the annual shareholders' meeting. Regarding the conditions for convening an extraordinary shareholders' meeting, there are generally three legislative styles in the world: enumerated, abstract and combined. China adopts enumeration method. Article 100 of the Company Law stipulates that an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders shall be held within two months under any of the following circumstances.
Extended data:
The organizational forms of a joint stock limited company mainly include the following three types:
1, decision-making body
That is, a collective organization composed of more than two directors. It is the permanent management organization of the company, which conducts business internally, represents the company externally and is responsible to the shareholders' meeting. The functions and powers of the board of directors mainly include: expressing opinions or making decisions on various business matters on behalf of the company, and organizing the implementation and enforcement of these decisions; Except the matters decided by the shareholders' meeting, the specific matters in the daily business activities of the company shall be decided by the board of directors.
2. Executive body
The executive agency is composed of the general manager and his assistant, and is responsible for the daily operation of the company.
3. Supervisory bodies
The supervisory organization refers to the organization that supervises the business activities carried out by the board of directors. It is the permanent organization of the company, elected by the shareholders' meeting from among the shareholders, and may not be concurrently held by directors or managers. The functions and powers of the board of supervisors mainly include: attending board meetings as nonvoting delegates, supervising the activities of the board of directors, listening to the reports of the board of directors regularly and at any time, preventing the board of directors from violating laws and articles of association, investigating the business and financial status of the company at any time, consulting books and other documents, reviewing the settlement statements and liquidation statements during the liquidation of the company, convening shareholders' meetings, and negotiating or suing directors on behalf of the company.
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