How does the management structure differ between a private limited company (OÜ) and a public limited company (AS) in Estonia?

In a private limited company (OÜ), the obligatory management body is the management board, and a supervisory board is mandatory only if specified in the articles of association. In a public limited company (AS), the supreme management body is the general meeting of shareholders, and the company must have both a management board and a supervisory board.

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