Can a LLP become a shareholder in a Private limited company or in a Public limited company?
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This discussion clarifies whether a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) can become a shareholder in a private or public limited company. The consensus is that it is indeed possible, as an LLP is recognised as a body corporate capable of holding assets and shares. There are no restrictions in the LLP or Companies Act preventing this.
Yes it is possible, An LLP is a body corporate aa per llp act which can hold assets and properties in its name. It can become a shareholder of a company by agreeing to the MOA of the company or by subsequent purchase of shares in the company