The joint-stock company is the only entity permitted to engage in business and financial investments. This is attributed to its distinctive structure, allowing it to leverage specific features that make it more effective for conducting business and financial investments. The joint-stock company enables investors to participate in the capital by dividing it into shares according to their contributions, benefiting from profits and losses proportionally. Additionally, the ease of transferring and selling shares enhances its appeal. This legal structure empowers companies to efficiently raise and preserve capital, evenly distributing risks, losses, and profits among investors. Such features attract and encourage investors to engage in business activities.
Article 1, Investment Financial System Companies Law No. 6 of 2011
