Company Registration and Business Support in Russia
The general meeting of participants (shareholders) is the highest governing body of a company that makes important decisions regarding its activities.
The general meeting can be either regular or extraordinary and is convened to make decisions such as amending the charter, changing the executive body, liquidation, and reorganization of the company, among others. The meeting is conducted according to rules established by law.
Our lawyers will assist you in organizing a regular or extraordinary meeting of participants (shareholders) and help minimize the risks of potential challenges to the decisions made during it. We also provide consultation support and will answer any questions you may have.
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