Increase of Paid-up Share Capital
Increase of Paid-up Share Capital
As your business grows, you may need to increase the paid-up share capital of your company to strengthen financial stability, meet working capital requirements, or attract new investors. The paid-up capital represents the actual amount received from shareholders and forms the financial backbone of the organization.
At Sharma and Sharma Associates, we provide complete legal and procedural assistance to companies seeking to increase their paid-up share capital. Our experts ensure accurate documentation, board resolutions, and statutory filings in full compliance with the Companies Act, 2013 and MCA regulations, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process.
Reasons to Increase Paid-up Share Capital
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Infusion of additional funds for expansion
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Issue of new shares to investors or existing members
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Conversion of loans into equity
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Compliance with statutory capital requirements
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Attracting investors or joint venture partners
Modes to Increase Paid-up Share Capital
- Issue of fresh shares
- Conversion to paid-up capital
- Loan to equity conversion
- Bonus issue from reserves
- Allotment to new investors
Documents Required
Certificate of Incorporation
Memorandum & Articles of Association (MOA & AOA)
Board and shareholder resolutions
PAS-3 and MGT-14 forms
List of shareholders and shareholding structure
Proof of payment for share subscription
Why Increase Paid-up Capital with Us
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End-to-end support from documentation to filing
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Quick processing and compliance with MCA guidelines
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Guidance on best structure for capital infusion
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Affordable, transparent, and efficient service
Why Choose Sharma and Sharma Associates
Experienced professionals offering complete legal compliance solutions.
Trusted by startups, SMEs, and corporate enterprises.
Personalized guidance for every business registration process.
Transparent pricing with no hidden additional charges.
Procedure to Increase Paid-up Share Capital
Board Meeting
Pass a resolution to propose an increase in paid-up share capital.
Shareholder Approval (EGM)
Obtain approval through a special resolution.
Filing of Form MGT-14
File the resolution with the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
Allotment of Shares
Issue shares to shareholders and receive payment.
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