Authorized Capital Increase
Online Authorized Share Capital Increase Service
Authorized Share Capital Increase is the process of increasing the maximum share capital limit of a company as registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA).
Companies usually increase their authorized capital when they want to issue new shares, raise investment, onboard new shareholders, or expand business operations.
We provide complete assistance for Authorized Capital Increase with proper ROC filing and MCA compliance support.
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Filing Support Within 1 Working Day
What is Authorized Share Capital?
Authorized Share Capital is the maximum amount of share capital that a company is legally allowed to issue to shareholders as mentioned in its Memorandum of Association (MOA).
A company cannot issue shares beyond its authorized capital limit unless it increases the authorized capital through ROC compliance.
What is Authorized Capital Increase?
Authorized Capital Increase means increasing the existing authorized share capital limit of the company by altering the Capital Clause of the MOA.
After increasing the authorized capital, the company can:
- Issue additional shares
- Raise investment
- Add new shareholders
- Expand business operations
- Increase company funding capacity
Reasons for Increasing Authorized Capital
Companies generally increase authorized capital for:
- Raising Business Investment
- Issuing New Shares
- Business Expansion
- Adding New Shareholders
- Startup Funding
- Venture Capital Investment
- Internal Capital Restructuring
Benefits of Authorized Capital Increase
1. Raise Additional Funding
Allows companies to issue more shares for investment and capital requirements.
2. Business Expansion
Supports future growth and expansion plans.
3. Onboard New Investors
Companies can issue shares to new investors or partners.
4. Improves Financial Capacity
Higher authorized capital strengthens company funding capability.
5. Legal Compliance
Ensures the company can legally issue shares within MCA limits.
Who Can Apply for Authorized Capital Increase?
The following entities can increase authorized capital:
- Private Limited Companies
- Public Limited Companies
- One Person Companies (OPC)
- Section 8 Companies
Documents Required for Authorized Capital Increase
- PAN Card of Company
- Certificate of Incorporation
- MOA & AOA
- Board Resolution
- Shareholder Resolution
- Existing Capital Details
- DSC of Directors
Eligibility Criteria
To increase authorized capital:
- Company must be active
- MOA & AOA should allow capital increase
- Board & Shareholder approval required
- ROC filings should be updated
Step-by-Step Process for Authorized Capital Increase
Step 1 – Document Collection
Share company documents and capital details with our experts.
Step 2 – Board Resolution Preparation
Necessary board resolutions are prepared.
Step 3 – Shareholder Approval
Special resolution is passed by shareholders.
Step 4 – ROC Filing with MCA
Required forms are filed online with MCA.
Step 5 – Authorized Capital Updated
MCA updates the increased authorized share capital in company records.
ROC Forms Used for Authorized Capital Increase
The following ROC forms are generally used:
- SH-7
- MGT-14 (if applicable)
Important Compliance After Capital Increase
After increasing authorized capital, companies may:
- Issue New Shares
- Update Shareholding Records
- Amend MOA
- Update Financial Records
Why Choose Us?
- Experienced ROC Compliance Experts
- Fast Filing Support
- Affordable Professional Fees
- Complete Documentation Assistance
- Hassle-Free Process
- Dedicated Customer Support
- Transparent Service
Important Note
Application filing is completed within 1 working day after receiving complete documents. Government fees and stamp duty charges will be extra and depend on the amount of capital increase.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Why is authorized capital increase required?
It is required when a company wants to issue shares beyond its existing capital limit.
Is shareholder approval mandatory?
Yes, shareholder approval is generally required.
Does authorized capital increase affect ownership?
No, ownership changes only when new shares are issued.
Are government fees fixed?
No, ROC fees and stamp duty depend on the amount of authorized capital increase.
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