What are the types of companies in Norway?

There are various types of companies in Norway. The most common among these are:

1. Aksjeselskap (AS): This stands for joint stock company and is the most common type of company in Norway. There is a minimum capital requirement and the company's shares can be offered to the public.

2. Enkeltpersonforetak (ENK): This stands for individual business and refers to small businesses run by a single person. This type of company has no capital requirements and the owner assumes all liability.

3. Ansvarlig Selskap (ANS) and Kommandittselskap (KS): These are types of limited liability partnerships. ANS refers to a partnership operated by at least two partners, while in KS some partners have limited liability while others have unlimited liability.

4. Norskregistrert Utenlandsk Foretak (NUF): This refers to a foreign company operating in Norway. A foreign company can operate in Norway as a branch or subsidiary.

5. Stiftelse: This is a type of foundation or association. They refer to non-profit organizations and are usually established for social or cultural purposes. This is just an example of some of the types of companies available in Norway. When choosing the type of company, the size of the company, its field of activity and other special requirements should be taken into account. It may also be helpful to seek legal advice.