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prosecution by minority shareholders become the focus of this power struggle. the prosecution action of the shareholder surnamed chang seems to be regarded as a solitary action by the outside world. their behavior has puzzled some investors. they questioned, "is this okay? can the resolution of a listed company be vetoed even if it is sued in the future?", "is this an infringement of the rights of other shareholders?"
laws and benefits intertwined here. lawyer wang zhibin’s analysis showed that the litigation behavior of small shareholders complied with legal regulations. however, this behavior also brings legal risks and costs. if the lawsuit does not succeed in the end, guangzhou wanshun may require the shareholder to compensate for the losses caused by its behavior preservation.
benefits and responsibilities there is also another kind of contradiction intertwined here. the lawsuit by the shareholder surnamed chang makes people wonder, are they trying to protect their own interests, or are they trying to interfere with the company's future development? do their actions represent the true protection of interests?
the fate of asia pacific industries is at a crossroads. guangzhou wanshun's actions are its strategy in profit distribution and company development. however, the lawsuits of small shareholders also show their concerns and concerns about the company. in the future, this power struggle will continue to unfold, and the final result will affect the development direction of asia pacific industries and may also trigger greater market fluctuations.