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Summary

This video discusses the types of capital and shares in a limited liability company (PT), focusing on the three types of capital: authorized, issued, and paid-up. It explains the requirements for capital contribution, share buybacks, and capital increases, emphasizing the need for shareholder approval and legal compliance. Additionally, it covers the process of capital reduction and the conditions under which it can occur. Viewers are encouraged to refer to specific articles of the 2007 Company Law for more detailed information.

Takeaways

• 📊 There are three types of capital in a limited liability company: authorized capital, issued capital, and paid-up capital.
• 💰 Authorized capital is the total nominal value of shares specified in the company's articles, with a minimum of 50 million Rupiah.
• 📈 Issued capital refers to the amount of shares that have been subscribed by shareholders.
• 🔄 Paid-up capital is the amount that shareholders have actually paid for their shares, requiring at least 25% of the authorized capital.
• 📑 The compensation of claims can be converted into shares if certain conditions are met, such as the company receiving cash or assets.
• 🔁 Share buybacks differ from share cancellations; repurchased shares are held by the company, while cancelled shares are removed entirely.
• ⚖️ Share buybacks must not reduce the company's net assets below the amount of issued capital plus mandatory reserves.
• 📝 Share buybacks require approval from the general meeting of shareholders, adhering to quorum requirements.
• 📈 Increasing authorized capital requires the approval of at least two-thirds of voting shares at a general meeting.
• ⚠️ Reducing capital must be approved by a general meeting and must be announced in a newspaper to allow creditors to object.

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