Raising a round from specific investors? We handle the preferential allotment / private placement — valuation, offer letter, approvals and filings — compliantly.
Preferential allotment (a form of private placement) is how a company issues fresh shares to a select group of identified investors — the standard route for raising an equity round. It requires a registered-valuer valuation, a special resolution, a private-placement offer letter (PAS-4), and return of allotment (PAS-3).
GovYapar manages the full process — valuation coordination, offer documentation, approvals and filings — so your fundraising is clean, compliant and closes smoothly.
A real Chartered Accountant handles the filing end-to-end.
Valuation obtained; special resolution passed.
PAS-4 offer letter issued to investors.
Funds received; shares allotted.
PAS-3 & MGT-14 filed; registers updated.
Preferential allotment is a private placement of shares to selected identified persons. In practice, for most fundraises the terms are used together and follow the same compliant process.
Yes — shares must generally be issued at a price justified by a registered valuer’s report. We coordinate the valuation.
Mainly the PAS-4 offer letter, a special resolution (MGT-14) and the return of allotment (PAS-3). We handle them.
Private-placement funds must go into a separate designated bank account until allotment. We guide you on this.
Preferential allotment handled end-to-end — valuation to filing.
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