Benefits of Share Allotment
Raise Business Capital
Issue new shares to raise funds for expansion, working capital, or new business opportunities.
Induct New Investors
Facilitates the entry of investors, venture capitalists, angel investors, or strategic partners.
Ensures Legal Compliance
Share allotment is completed in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013 and applicable ROC regulations.
Increases Paid-up Capital
Strengthens the company's financial position by increasing paid-up share capital.
Maintains Transparent Ownership
Clearly records the shareholding pattern and ownership structure of the company.
Supports Business Growth
Provides financial flexibility to undertake expansion, acquisitions, and future projects.
Strengthens Corporate Governance
Ensures proper maintenance of statutory registers and corporate records.
Who Requires Share Allotment?
Share Allotment is suitable for:
- Private Limited Companies
- Public Limited Companies
- One Person Companies (OPCs)
- Startup Companies
- Companies Raising Investment
- Companies Issuing Rights Shares
- Companies Making Preferential Allotments
- Companies Issuing Bonus Shares
- Companies Issuing ESOPs
- Companies Converting Loans into Equity
Documents Required for Share Allotment
The following documents are generally required:
- Certificate of Incorporation
- PAN of the Company
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Articles of Association (AOA)
- Board Resolution
- Shareholders' Resolution (where applicable)
- List of Proposed Allottees
- Identity & Address Proof of Allottees
- Share Subscription Documents
- Valuation Report (if applicable)
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- Director Identification Number (DIN)
- Other Supporting Documents
Procedure for Share Allotment
Step 1: Review of Share Capital Structure
Our experts review the existing authorised and paid-up share capital of the company.
Step 2: Preparation of Documents
Board Resolutions, shareholder approvals, and supporting documents are prepared.
Step 3: Receipt of Share Application Money
The company receives the share subscription amount from the proposed allottees, wherever applicable.
Step 4: Board Approval for Allotment
The Board of Directors approves the allotment of shares.
Step 5: ROC Form Filing
The prescribed forms are filed electronically with the Registrar of Companies within the prescribed timeline.
Step 6: Issue of Share Certificates
Share Certificates are prepared, executed, and issued to the shareholders.
Step 7: Update Statutory Registers
The Register of Members and other statutory records are updated to reflect the new shareholding.
Why Choose CAANYTIME for Share Allotment?
At CAANYTIME, we provide complete assistance for Share Allotment with accurate documentation, timely ROC filing, and complete corporate compliance support.
Our services include:
- Share Capital Advisory
- Documentation Preparation
- Drafting of Board & Shareholders' Resolutions
- ROC Form Filing
- Share Certificate Preparation
- Statutory Register Update
- Compliance Advisory
- Dedicated Company Law Expert
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