Issue of Shares from Authorized Capital

Aprivate company Autjorized Capital is 10 Lakhs and issued capital is 1 Lakh.

There is only two shareholders of the Company and they wish to add new shareholders to company.

Whether Company can add new shareholders without transferring the shares of existing share holders and what's the procedure ?
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A private company with an authorised capital of £10 lakhs and issued capital of £1 lakh can add new shareholders without existing shareholders transferring their shares. This is achieved through the issue of shares on private placement, as outlined in Section 42 of the Companies Act, 2013. If the total additional capital raised exceeds the authorised limit, the company must first alter its Memorandum and Articles of Association and file the relevant forms before proceeding with share allotment.

Yes...

No need to worry about transferring of shares. That issued capital is raised capital. Dividends are paid to equity holders from retained earnings. So, you can add 

Bank a/c

To New Partners capital a/c

 

 

You have to go with Section 42 Of companies act, 2013 that is issue of shares on private placement..subject to total additional capital raised is within the limit of 10 Lacs, else you have to first alter capital clause in MOA, AOA(if it contains capital) ,File SH-7 and then with the valuation report and identifying investor you have to call board meeting, then EOGM /AGM and Pass Special Resolution,..then issue and allot shares to new allottee.. If existing shareholder want to transfer /sell then procedure is different

Now his is management. Do only company secretariat model have company laws?

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