You can buy original shares before the company goes public. It can be purchased in the following three ways: 1, playing new shares, and holding stocks with a certain market value can get the subscription quota for new shares; 2. Under normal circumstances, it takes more than two years of stock experience and millions or even more funds to open an account through the subscription of the New Third Board; 3. Private equity funds, funds that benefit from stock transfer through mergers and acquisitions.

1. Can I buy original shares before the company goes public?

1. The original shares of the company before listing can be bought. You can buy in the following three ways:

(1) As a new share, you can get the subscription quota of new shares by holding shares with a certain market value;

(2) through the subscription of the New Third Board, it generally requires more than two years of stock trading experience, and millions or even more funds can be opened;

(3) Private equity funds are a kind of funds that profit from stock transfer through acquisition and merger.

2. Legal basis: Article 36 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Securities Law.

Where the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and other laws have restrictive provisions on the transfer period, the securities issued according to law shall not be transferred within a limited period.

Shareholders, actual controllers, directors, supervisors and senior managers who hold more than 5% of the shares of listed companies, and other shareholders who hold the shares issued by issuers before the initial public offering or the shares issued by listed companies to specific targets, when transferring their shares, shall not violate laws, administrative regulations and the provisions of the State Council securities regulatory authority on holding period, selling time, selling quantity, selling method and information disclosure, and shall abide by the business rules of stock exchanges.

Second, what about the original shares that failed to go public?

The original shares that have not been listed shall be handled in the following ways:

1. After purchasing the original shares, the joint-stock company will not be listed. At this point, the original shares can only be calculated according to the purchase price, and cannot be redeemed unless the enterprise agrees; Once the enterprise loses money, the stock can only be converted into corporate liabilities, and when the enterprise goes bankrupt and liquidates, it will be paid off according to the proportion of total liabilities;

2. The purchase of original shares depends on the establishment of a joint stock limited company. Since the shares subscribed by the promoters cannot be transferred within one year from the date of the establishment of the company, the so-called "original shares" sold in the society usually refer to the shares publicly offered to the public when the joint stock limited company is established.