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                   Joined June 2010
                
               
			  
			  
             
            
             Hi Nyadav,
Thanks for sharing this opportunity. For anyone considering taking over a Private Limited Company, here are a few points to keep in mind before proceeding:
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Due Diligence – Even though the company has no loans or disputes as you mentioned, prospective buyers should conduct proper financial, legal, and tax due diligence (ROC filings, GST/ITR compliance, related-party transactions, contingent liabilities, etc.). 
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Valuation & Structure – Since it’s a shareholding transfer, the valuation method (Net Worth, Book Value, or Business Potential) should be agreed upon. Sometimes buyers prefer an asset transfer or fresh incorporation if liabilities/legacy risks are a concern. 
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Compliance Post-Transfer – Buyers will need to: 
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File DIR-12 for director changes, 
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Amend shareholder register and share certificates, 
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Update bank KYC, GST, PAN, and other statutory records. 
 
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Business Continuity – If the company has valid GST, MCA compliances, and an active banking setup, it can save buyers significant time compared to starting a fresh entity. 
This could be a good fit for businesses looking to expand quickly with an already operational Pvt Ltd setup.
Interested members may reach out directly to the email shared by you. Wishing you the best in finding a suitable party for the takeover.