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    1. Shareholding company is a type of business organization where the capital is divided into shares, which are then sold to individual or organizations. 2. Charter capital is divided into equal parts called shares, and there are several ways to contribute capital to a shareholding company. 3. Shareholding companies have the ability to raise capital strongly through issuing securities such as stocks and bonds to the public in accordance with the law on securities.

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    1. Shareholding company is a type of business organization where the capital is divided into shares, which are then sold to individual or organizations. 2. Charter capital is divided into equal parts called shares, and there are several ways to contribute capital to a shareholding company. 3. Shareholding companies have the ability to raise capital strongly through issuing securities such as stocks and bonds to the public in accordance with the law on securities.

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    1. Shareholding company is a type of business organization where the capital is divided into shares, which are then sold to individual or organizations. 2. Charter capital is divided into equal parts called shares, and there are several ways to contribute capital to a shareholding company. 3. Shareholding companies have the ability to raise capital strongly through issuing securities such as stocks and bonds to the public in accordance with the law on securities.

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    Which of the following are TRUE about shareholding company under Vietnamese Law

    1. Shareholding company is a type of business organization where the capital is divided into TRUE FALSE
    shares, which are then sold to individual or organizations
    2. Charter capital is divided into equal parts called shares, and there are several ways to
    contribute capital to a shareholding company
    3. Shareholding companies have the ability to raise capital strongly through issuing securities
    such as stocks and bonds to the public in accordance with the law on securities.
    4. To set up a shareholding company in Vietnam, investors must follow a specific procedure,
    including registering the company with the relevant authorities, obtaining business licenses,
    and meeting other legal requirements
    5. All shareholding companies in Vietnam can be listed on the stock exchange, allowing
    shareholders to buy and sell shares on the open market
    6. A shareholder is one who owns at least 10 shares of a shareholding company
    7. Shareholders, who own shares in the company, are entitled to certain rights and benefits, such
    as voting rights, dividends (a share of the company's profits), and the right to receive a portion
    of the company's assets if it is liquidated
    8. Shareholders have a right to vote on major company decisions and elect a board of
    managements and oversee the company's operations
    9. Shareholders are only responsible for debts and other property obligations of the company to
    the extent of the amount of capital they contribute
    10. Shareholders have the right to freely transfer their shares to other people, except for the case of
    transfer of common shares of founding shareholders within the first 3 years after
    establishment.
    11. There must be at least 03 founding shareholders and no limit on the maximum number of
    shareholders
    12. A share, also known as a stock, represents a unit of ownership each share represents a portion
    of the company's ownership
    13. A share certificate is a physical or electronic document that serves as evidence of ownership of
    shares in a company
    14. Common/ordinary share is the most basic and commonly issued type of shares.
    15. Common shareholders have voting rights and are entitled to dividends and other financial
    benefits of the company. They also have the right to participate in the management and
    decision-making process of the company
    16. Preferred/Priority Share carry certain preferential rights and privileges compared to common
    shares.
    17. Preferred/Priority Shareholders are entitled to preference in receiving dividends, priority in
    receiving assets upon liquidation, or other special rights defined in the company's charter or
    bylaws.
    18. Redeemable shares are shares that can be repurchased by the company at a specified future
    date or upon certain conditions. The redemption price is typically determined at the time of
    issuance or as stated in the company's charter.
    19. A share certificate typically includes details such as the shareholder's name, the number of
    shares owned, the class or type of shares, and the unique identification number of the shares
    20. The company charter or the Article of Incorporation is the “domestic law” of a shareholding
    company that provides principles and rules regarding operation and activities of the company
    in addition to laws
    21. The General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS/SM) is the highest decision-making body of a
    shareholding company. It consists of all shareholders or their representatives.
    22. The General Meeting of Shareholders is responsible for making significant decisions affecting
    the company, such as amending the company's charter, electing and removing members of the
    Board of Directors and the Supervisory Board, approving financial statements, and deciding on
    other important matters.
    23. The Board of Management s the highest decision-making body of a shareholding company
    which consists of all shareholders with voting rights
    24. The President of the Board of Management is the person who manages the day-to-day business
    operation and works under the the supervision of the owner of the company or the board of
    management
    25. The Supervisory Board is responsible for supervising the activities of the Board of Directors,
    ensuring compliance with laws and regulations, and protecting the interests of shareholders.

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