Corporate services

It is recommended that you create a company in the form of an Open Joint Stock Company (ASC) in order to have the opportunity to manage your business by creating a company, to expand the company's activities through additional investors, to attract thousands of people by going to the public market, and to attract long-term capital.

OJSC is a legal entity whose participants can alienate their shares without the consent of other shareholders. The main difference of joint-stock companies from other legal entities is that the authorized capital of a joint-stock company consists of shares with a certain nominal value (ordinary or preferred shares). Such a joint-stock company can carry out open subscription to the issued shares and their free sale.

The features of the registration of the open joint stock company are that during the registration of the company, the nominal value of the shares, the number and total amount of the shares that the founders (shareholders) are supposed to have must be determined, as well as the decision of the shareholders on the issue of shares must be accepted, a share issue prospectus or an information memorandum must be drawn up. and must be approved, then the issue prospectus must be published, the issue of shares must be registered with the state, and the placement of shares must be carried out.

Placing of shares means acquisition of shares of the issuer (company) by their first owners. Placement of shares is carried out by means of public offering or closed placement. Public offering of shares is their offering to an indefinite number of people, or through mass media, or to more than 50 people. A private placement of shares is a placement made by offering them to less than 50 people or specifying the investors who will acquire the shares in the decision on the issue of shares. A public offering of shares is done through a stock exchange, that is, shares are offered to investors through a stock exchange. At this time, the subscription to the shares should be carried out.

After the completion of the public offering or placement of shares, the issuer or the person offering the shares shall submit a report on the results of the issuance or public offering of shares to the financial markets supervisory authority, and the report shall be approved.

The service fee includes notarial power of attorney and applications necessary for business registration, ASAN signature or electronic signature (ASAN signature certificate is provided free of charge, but a mobile number must be purchased), registration of legal entities, fees for opening a bank account, payments related to an investment company and other official expenses are not included.

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