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How can shareholders divide their shares when private companies are going to close down?

If a private company wants to close down, how do shareholders distribute shares as follows:

First, evaluate the company's net worth per share. 1. According to the current company law, these 40% shareholders can only withdraw by transferring their shares. First, it should be transferred to other shareholders (shareholders have priority). This priority belongs to the other three shareholders, but the withdrawing shareholder has the right to choose, and he can choose to give it to a certain shareholder. Only when he is transferred to a third party (non-shareholder), other shareholders have priority;

2. As mentioned above, this 40% was not transferred to the other three shareholders equally. If some of the other three shareholders insist on such shares, they can buy them separately at a high proportion (for example, according to1:1.2); Usually, if the other three shareholders want shares, they can sell them at a high price (that is, a high proportion). It should be especially reminded that if everyone is optimistic about this company, then the share transfer cannot be made according to 1: 1.