The articles of association shall lay down the most important principles for the operation of the company The statutes shall be signed by all the founders.

The document must contain:

• The name of the acquiring company (firm);
• The duration and purpose of the operation (if the company was established for a specified period or for a specified purpose);
• The size of the fixed capital, the number of shares and the nominal value;
• If the company has different classes of shares (shares), - the number and nominal value of the parts (shares) (including rights arising from each share (share) category) and each category of shares (shares);
• The right of members of the Management Board to represent the company individually or jointly;
• The numerical composition of the Management Board (if any);
• The number of members of the Council, if the public has a council;
• Special rules for the disposal of parts (shares) (if any);
• For a public limited liability company, whether the shares are registered or dematerialised;
• For a public limited liability company, the main types of commercial activity of the company;
• Other provisions which are considered essential by the Founders and which do not conflict with the law (not necessarily included).
• Date of signing.

The articles of association shall contain only rules and shall not include details of, for example, the registered office, certain persons who are members (shareholders) and officials.