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Unlike UK-style registers, the German extract itself does not name owners: GmbH shareholders appear in the Gesellschafterliste filed to the register folder. We retrieve the live record and available register documents from €9.99.
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GmbH shares are not freely tradable securities — transfers require a notarial deed, and each change triggers an updated shareholder list. That makes the filed list a reliable, dated trail of who owned the company and when, which is exactly what due-diligence and compliance work needs.
Combined with the extract (capital, directors, status) you get the full public picture of a German private limited company.
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In the shareholder list (Gesellschafterliste), a filed document naming each shareholder with the nominal value and percentage of their shares. A new list must be filed after every transfer.
The extract covers the company as such — capital, seat, directors. Ownership is published separately through the filed list, which is part of the public register folder.
It is the primary public source: holdings above 25% typically drive beneficial-ownership analysis. Where shares are held via holding companies, follow-up lookups on those entities may be needed.
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