Change In Share Capital
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Procedure for change share capital
Method to Modify Authorized Capital
Extraordinary General Meeting's
Filing with the Registrar of Companies
Form MGT – 14:
Form SH – 7:
Characteristics of Share Capital Change
Sale of Goods Act, 1930
Companies Act, 2013
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Frequently Asked Questions
Modification of the number of shares corresponds to a change in the share capital.
A firm can increase its share capital by issuing the Right Issue of shares if it wants to do so. After the organization has passed a special resolution, the right Issue may be made available to current promoters or investors under a plan of employers' investment opportunity.
rise or shift in Share The structure of an organization must be changed, and capital is crucial. Redesigning or restyling capital may involve changing the share capital. Shares may be combined to accomplish this, or the par value of the shares may be lowered.
Business can raise funds from the main market using a number of strategies. Some of them encourage tender processes, right Issues, private placements, offers for sale, and public issues.
Company may use its share premium account or capital redemption reserve to fund a business issue of fully or partially paid-up bonus shares in proportion to their existing shareholdings, if permitted by its articles of incorporation or AOA.
The authorized share capital of the Company is mentioned in Clause V of the MOA.
Form MGT 14 and SH 7 are required to be filed with the Registrar within 30 days from the date of passing the resolution for the increase in authorized share capital.
Verify the AOA Convene Board meeting Extraordinary general meeting File ROC forms Allotment of shares.
A company is required to increase the authorized share capital before issuing the new equity shares and increasing the paid-up capital. The Authorised share capital is the total value of the shares a company can issue.
Private Limited Companies are required to have a minimum authorized share capital of Rs.1 lakh and Rs.5 lakh for public limited companies