After cancellation, the shares held by it will be transferred to the names of other shareholders. Specifically, according to the provisions of the company law, shareholders of a company can change their shareholding ratio by means of equity transfer. Therefore, if the equity held by corporate shareholders is not transferred after cancellation, other shareholders of the company can distribute the equity of the cancelled shareholder according to their shareholding ratio. If other shareholders of the company are unwilling to increase the shareholding ratio, they can also transfer or cancel the equity of the cancelled shareholders to ensure the legality and compliance of the company's equity structure. It should be noted that the transfer or cancellation of equity shall comply with the relevant laws and regulations and the articles of association, and shall be filed or declared in the relevant departments. Therefore, it is suggested that professional lawyers or accountants should be consulted for guidance and assistance before the equity change to ensure the legality and correctness of the operation.