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Share capital
Share capital corresponds to contributions allocated to the capital. Understand the minimums according to the company and the difference with cash.
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Public Limited Company (SA)
The public limited company is a capital company whose capital is divided into shares. In Luxembourg, its minimum capital is 30,000 euros. It allows for a governance organization different from that of the SARL, notably according to the chosen administration system.
The SA form does not mean that the company is listed on the stock exchange. Before choosing it, examine financing needs, rights attached to shares, and the distribution of powers between bodies. A signature clause or investment decision must be assessed within this specific organization, not based solely on the director title used in commercial exchanges.
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