ASOÜ

ASOÜ, or Aktiengesellschaft auf Aktien, is a type of German corporation. It is a public limited company, meaning that its shares are traded on a stock exchange. ASOÜs are required to have a minimum of two shareholders and a minimum share capital of €25,000. The company's shares are divided into voting shares and non-voting shares. Voting shares allow shareholders to participate in the company's decision-making processes, while non-voting shares do not. ASOÜs are subject to strict regulatory requirements, including mandatory annual audits and the publication of financial statements. The company's board of directors is responsible for managing the company's affairs, while the supervisory board oversees the board's activities. ASOÜs are a popular choice for companies looking to raise capital through the sale of shares to the public. However, they are also subject to more stringent regulations and reporting requirements than other types of German corporations.