Change in Company Name
Change in Company Name – An Overview
A Change in Company Name allows a company to operate under a new legal identity while continuing as the same legal entity. Companies may change their name due to business expansion, rebranding, merger, acquisition, change in business strategy, trademark considerations, or to establish a stronger market presence. The change is governed by the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and requires approval from the Registrar of Companies (ROC).
Changing the company name does not affect the company's legal existence, incorporation date, assets, liabilities, contracts, or ongoing business operations. However, the company must obtain name approval, pass the necessary Board and Shareholders' Resolutions, file the prescribed forms with the ROC, and update its statutory records after approval.
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