Authorised Capital Increase | N D Savla & Associates
Authorised Capital Increase · Nashik, Maharashtra

Authorised Capital Increase — Expanded. Approved. Filed.

Increase of a company's authorised share capital to accommodate further issuance of shares, including board and shareholder approval, MOA amendment and filing with the Registrar of Companies.

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A company can only issue shares up to the limit of its authorised share capital as stated in the Memorandum of Association. Before a fresh issue, rights issue or conversion that would exceed this limit, the authorised capital needs to be increased.

At N D Savla & Associates, we prepare the board and shareholder resolutions, amend the capital clause of the MOA, and file the increase with the Registrar of Companies along with the applicable fee.

Where the increase is being carried out ahead of a fundraise or share issue, we sequence the filing so the increased capital is in place before the issuance is finalised.

Our Capital Increase Services

Capital Structure Review

Assessing current authorised and paid-up capital against the intended issuance.

Board Resolution Drafting

Drafting the board resolution recommending the increase.

Ordinary Resolution Drafting

Drafting the shareholder resolution approving the increase.

MOA Capital Clause Amendment

Amending the capital clause of the Memorandum to reflect the new limit.

Form Filing with Registrar of Companies

Filing the notice of increase in authorised capital with the RoC.

Stamp Duty Computation

Computing the additional stamp duty payable on the increased capital.

Coordination with Share Issuance

Sequencing the increase ahead of a planned allotment of shares.

Post-Filing Compliance Advisory

Guidance on subsequent filings required for the share issuance.

Our Capital Increase Process

1

Assessing Capital Requirement

The capital needed for the planned issuance is assessed against the current authorised limit.

2

Board & Shareholder Approval

Resolutions approving the increase are passed at board and general meeting.

3

Amending the MOA Capital Clause

The capital clause of the Memorandum is amended to reflect the new authorised limit.

4

Filing with RoC

The notice of increase is filed with the Registrar of Companies along with the applicable fee and stamp duty.

5

Confirmation & Handover for Issuance

Confirmation is obtained and the file is handed over for the planned share issuance.

Why It Matters

Authorised capital aligned with planned share issuance
Resolutions and MOA amendment prepared consistently
Stamp duty computed correctly before filing
Filing sequenced ahead of allotment to avoid delays
Reduced risk of rejection due to incomplete documentation
Coordination with related share allotment filings
Statutory records updated to reflect the new capital limit
Advisory on the subsequent issuance process

Frequently Asked Questions

Authorised share capital is the maximum amount of share capital a company is permitted to issue, as stated in its Memorandum of Association.
An increase is generally needed before issuing new shares, whether through a fresh issue, rights issue, bonus issue or conversion, that would exceed the existing limit.
Yes, an ordinary resolution of the shareholders is generally required to increase the authorised share capital, unless the Articles require a higher threshold.
Yes, since authorised capital is stated in the capital clause of the Memorandum, the MOA must be amended to reflect the new limit.
Yes, stamp duty is generally payable on the increase in authorised capital, calculated based on the applicable state rates.
No, increasing authorised capital only expands the ceiling; a separate allotment process is required to actually issue new shares.

Planning to increase your authorised capital?

Send us your current capital structure and the planned issuance — we'll manage the resolutions, MOA amendment and filing.