Earendil | Increase In Authorized Share Capital
increase in the authorized share capital
- The authorized capital is the amount mentioned in the MOA of the company.
- Number of shares a company can issue to its shareholders depends on the
authorized capital amount.
- The company can raise fund only the amount mentioned in a capital clause.
- For a company to raise more capital than the amount mentioned in the MOA the
capital clause has to be amended by the members.
- Special Resolution must be passed in a general meeting.
- The same procedure must be done for issuing new shares or infusing more
capital into the company.
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- We take care all the documentation and follow up with the Ministry of
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VERIFY AOA OF THE COMPANY
- Verification of AOA has to be done to check the provision to increase the
capital.
- If there are no provisions the company need to make changes in the AOA of
the company.
- Board meeting resolution must be passed.
- Share capital must be raised by arranging a board meeting.
- All the member should give their approval for raising fund.
- Make the necessary changes in the MOA.
- Get the approval from the company secretary.
- Plan for the extraordinary general meeting.
FILE FORMS WITH RECORDS
- After the general meeting and extraordinary meeting, the resolution document
must be filed along with relevant forms.
- Form SH-7 should be filed within 30 days of passing of the ordinary
resolution.
- The prescribed government fee for authorized capital should be attached.
DOCUMENTS
- EGM notice.
- Copy of Ordinary resolution.
- Modified Memorandum of Association.
- If there is a provision in the company MOA for raising capital the Registrar
would approve the same.