Since 2014, all companies previously organized as are required to bring their constituent documents into conformity with the rules of PAO (Public Joint Stock Company) at the first instance of amending their charters. If you are starting a new entity, you cannot register it as an "OAO"; you must choose between a PAO or a non-public AO.
A charter is the primary constituent document of the company. To be legally valid, it must contain: obrazets ustava oao skachat
For the most reliable and legally updated templates, you should look at professional legal portals. Note that you should look for "PAO" (Public) or "AO" (Non-public) templates: Since 2014, all companies previously organized as are
The total value of shares issued by the company. To be legally valid, it must contain: For
While the FNS provides "Typical Charters" (tipovoy ustav), these are currently more common for LLCs (OOO). For Joint Stock Companies, individual charters are usually drafted based on the templates above. Important Legal Consideration
Explicitly stating whether it is a "Public" (PAO) or "Non-public" (AO) company.