I want to open a weaving factory and a clothing factory. Some people say that a limited liability company should be set up to manage these two factories. Tell me if you should, and why?

Factories and limited companies are two kinds of companies.

Generally, a factory is an unlimited liability company (for example, the loss of the factory is 6.5438+0 million, and the person in charge of this factory has to bear 6.5438+0 million, and he has not finished it himself, his son has not finished it, and his grandson has not finished it. )

Of course, a limited company is limited liability (for example, the company lost 6,543,800 yuan, but the registered capital of the company was only 500,000 when it was registered, and it only needed to bear 500,000 yuan).

The most important thing is to see if the two factories you run are producing together. If it is production or cooperation, you can register a limited company to increase the processing and production of cloth clothing in the business scope. That's enough. Convenient management and relatively low risk.

However, factories also have advantages, that is, ordinary customers will know that they are direct manufacturers and primary products when they see any factory (company name). Goods must be cheap. This, of course, refers to unfamiliar customers. Customers are familiar with it, and generally this kind of problem will not occur.

There are also factories, and many costs can be controlled (compared with limited companies).