Shareholder Split Calculator
Work out each shareholder's shares and investment from registered capital and ownership percentages.
Total shares
10,000
Foreign ownership: 49%
Per shareholder
| Name | Shares | Investment |
|---|---|---|
| Shareholder 1 | 5,100 | ฿510,000 |
| Shareholder 2 (foreign) | 4,900 | ฿490,000 |
How this is calculated
Total shares are registered capital divided by par value per share. Each shareholder’s share count and investment amount are their percentage applied to the totals. If any shareholder is marked foreign and combined foreign ownership exceeds 49%, a warning appears.
Frequently asked questions
Why does it warn about foreign ownership over 49%?
Thailand's Foreign Business Act generally requires a Foreign Business License (or a qualifying treaty/BOI exemption) once foreign ownership exceeds 49% for many business activities. The warning is a flag to check, not a definitive legal conclusion.
Why might share counts not divide evenly?
Share counts are rounded to the nearest whole share, so percentages that don't divide evenly into your total share count may be off by a fraction of a percent in practice.