Need to issue more shares for investment or growth? We amend your capital clause, pass the resolutions and file Form SH-7 with the MCA.
A company can only issue shares up to its authorized share capital. To raise more funds or bring in investors beyond that limit, you must increase the authorized capital by amending the MOA’s capital clause, passing the required resolutions, and filing Form SH-7 with the MCA (along with the applicable stamp duty and fees).
Companies planning to issue additional shares for funding, investment or restructuring.
Higher authorized capital lets you issue shares to investors.
We update the capital clause and pass the correct resolutions.
Form SH-7 filed with the right fees and stamp duty.
Get your cap structure ready before a funding round.
You can only issue shares up to the authorized limit; raising it lets you bring in more capital or investors.
Yes, an ordinary resolution in a general meeting is required, along with board approval.
Yes — MCA fees and stamp duty apply based on the increase amount. We compute and file them.
The AOA must permit the increase; if not, it is altered first. We check and handle this.