Paris, France, 1959 | Georges Lang Printing Company Stock Certificate | Chaoyang Selection

Paris, France 1959 | Georges Lang Printing Company Stock Certificate - Become one of the shareholders of the Paris printing giant of the 20th century! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53875876135_baf614c819_c_d.jpg Company name: Imprimerie Georges Lang (Georges Lang Printing Company) Capital amount: 2,000,000,000 francs Par value of shares: 5,000 francs Number of shares: 400,000 shares Stock number: 260,716 Date of issue: November 25, 1959 Registered address: 11 Rue Curial, Paris Georges Lang Printing Company [Imprimerie Georges Lang], founded in Paris in 1919, has printing, gravure printing, offset printing workshops and brochure departments. The scale and capabilities were equivalent to those of its competitors in the Paris area [Chaix, Crété] at the time, and it became a major participant in the industrial chain and lasted for more than 60 years. In 1959, the capital was declared to be 2 billion francs, and shares were issued with approval by the board of directors, with a face value of 5,000 francs, and the issuance date was November 2, 1959. This stock is an anonymous holder [bearer stock], that is, anyone who holds this document is recognized as the legal owner of the stock, and can exchange related rights and interests with the certificate. This stock certificate represents the holder's equity in the company. The stamped part of the note will be submitted to the issuing company or its agent's financial institution to verify the stock to ensure its authenticity and legality. The shares can be exchanged for cash or other assets of equal value according to the company's policies. This may include dividend payments, share transfers or other forms of financial products. As the main investment tool, stocks attract a large amount of capital into enterprises and promote further economic development. This stock is a financial investment document and has important historical and cultural value. It reflects the development of the French economy and the operating model of the stock market in the mid-20th century.