The transfer of Wuhan company refers to the transfer of the ownership or part of the equity of a company registered in Wuhan to another party. The transfer of the company can be a complete transfer, that is, the transferor transfers all the equity or ownership of the company to the transferee; It can also be a partial transfer, that is, the transferor transfers part of the equity or ownership of the company to the transferee.

The following are the general steps of Wuhan Company's transfer:

1. Determination of transfer intention: The transferor and the transferee reach an agreement and decide to transfer the company. Both parties shall specify the proportion, price and conditions of transfer of equity or ownership.

2. Conduct due diligence: The transferee conducts due diligence on the company to be transferred, so as to understand the company's operating status, financial status and legal risks. Due diligence can include financial statements, contract documents, employee information, intellectual property rights, etc.

3. Signing the transfer agreement: the transferor and the transferee sign a formal company transfer agreement according to the negotiation results of both parties. The agreement shall include the proportion of the transfer of equity or ownership, the transfer price, the transfer conditions, and the protection of the rights and interests of both parties.

4. Delivery procedures: both parties shall go through the delivery procedures in the time and manner agreed in the agreement, including signing the transfer documents, transferring the equity, and handling industrial and commercial changes.

5. Declaration to relevant departments: The transferor and the transferee shall declare the transfer of the company to relevant departments such as the Industrial and Commercial Bureau and the Tax Bureau according to regulations. According to local laws and regulations, the contents and procedures of filing will be different.

Please note that before transferring the company, both parties should consult professionals and abide by relevant laws, regulations and procedures. For sensitive issues such as intellectual property rights and capital security, it is recommended to seek the help of professional lawyers or accountants to ensure the legitimacy and security of the transaction.