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Authorized Capital Increase
Authorized capital refers to the maximum share capital that a company is legally allowed to issue to its shareholders. When a business requires more capital for expansion, investment, or operational needs, it can increase its authorized capital by following the necessary legal process under Section 61 of the Companies Act, 2013.
π Applicable to: Private Limited, Public Limited, One Person Company (OPC)
π Filing Form: SH-7 (for capital modification)
π Regulatory Body: Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)
Importance of Increasing Authorized Capital
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Facilitates Business Expansion β Allows companies to raise additional funds
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Enables Issuance of More Shares β Supports bringing in new investors & partners
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Strengthens Financial Position β Helps improve creditworthiness & financial health
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Supports Business Growth β Helps meet increasing capital demands
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Ensures Compliance with Regulatory Framework β Legally increases capital structure
Documents Required for Authorized Capital Increase
π Board Resolution Copy β Approval for the increase in capital
π Shareholdersβ Special Resolution β Passed in an extraordinary general meeting (EGM)
π Revised Memorandum of Association (MOA) β With the updated capital structure
π Filing Form SH-7 β Submitted to MCA along with the prescribed fees
π Government Fee Payment Receipt β Proof of payment for capital modification
Benefits of Increasing Authorized Capital
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Enables Fundraising β A company can issue additional shares to investors
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Enhances Business Flexibility β Provides financial flexibility for future projects
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Improves Credibility & Creditworthiness β Strengthens the company’s financial standing
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Attracts New Investors β Helps in raising capital through equity investments
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Smoothens Mergers & Acquisitions β Helps accommodate ownership restructuring