Dispute over Shareholders' Right of First Refusal in a Fujian Technology Company
Case Summary
Plaintiffs Chen and Lin, shareholders of Xiamen-based Tech Company [Company Name], hold 40% and 30% of the company's shares respectively. Defendant Wang holds 30%. In 2024, without notifying plaintiffs Chen and Lin, defendant Wang unilaterally entered into an Equity Transfer Agreement with third party Li, transferring 30% of the company's equity to Li for a price of 150 million yuan. The parties completed the corresponding equity transfer registration with the Administration for Industry and Commerce. Upon learning of this, plaintiffs Chen and Lin filed suit in court, arguing that defendant Wang failed to fulfill the notification obligation and infringed upon their statutory right of first refusal as other shareholders, thereby violating the Company Law and the company's articles of association. Plaintiffs seek a court judgment declaring the Equity Transfer Agreement between defendant Wang and third party Li void and ordering the revocation of the equity transfer registration.
Key Dispute
Case Strategy
Processing Result
The court ruled that the "Equity Transfer Agreement" signed by Defendant Wang and Defendant Li is void. Within ten days of the effective date of this judgment, the defendant company shall revoke the business registration change for 2024% equity processed in 2024 year 8 month and restore the equity registration to Defendant Wang's name. The defendant shall bear all litigation costs and preservation fees for this case.
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