Overview
Authorised capital is the maximum share capital a company can issue. To issue shares beyond the current limit — for funding or new shareholders — the authorised capital must first be increased via shareholder approval and ROC filing (SH-7).
CorpRaasta manages the resolutions, MOA change and SH-7 filing to raise your authorised capital.
What is Authorised Capital Increase?
An authorised capital increase raises the ceiling of share capital a company can issue, through an ordinary resolution, MOA amendment and filing of Form SH-7.
Who needs it
Companies raising fresh funding
Businesses onboarding new investors
Companies issuing more shares
Entities planning capital expansion
Documents required
Existing MOA and capital clause
Board/shareholder approval
Proposed new capital
Company details
DSC of signatory
How it works
01
Check articles
We confirm the AOA permits an increase.
02
Resolutions
Required resolutions are passed.
03
Amend MOA
The capital clause is amended.
04
File SH-7
The increase is filed with the ROC.
Benefits
Enables issue of more shares
Supports funding and new investors
Proper resolutions and MOA change
Compliant SH-7 filing
Expert handling
HOW CORPRAASTA HELPS
What we do for you
Resolution and MOA capital-clause drafting
SH-7 filing
Records update