In this blog, we will discuss how one can convert a public company into a private company. But first, it is vital to choose the correct form of your business. Out of many business forms, a private limited company is very preferable among entrepreneurs.
This is why you should carry out the private limited company registration in India. This can be done with required documents under the companies act, 2013.
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– It can have a maximum of 200 shareholders.
– It restricts the liability of the owners to ownership stake.
– It limits the transfer of shares.
– It proscribes the invitation to subscription of shares and debentures to the public.
– Section 13/14//18 of companies act, 2013.
– Rule 40 from the Companies (incorporation) 4th amendment rules, 2019.
To convert the public company into a private company, a company will have to pass the GM’s special resolution (general meeting).
– SR’s certified true copy.
– Notice of the meeting’s copy delivered to the members.
– A physical copy of a modified copy of AoA/MoA.
The company will have to a minimum of 21 days before the date of submission of application should;
– Advertisement of the notice in the form INC-25A in English and other vernacular languages of the state where the company is located.
-Through the registered post with acknowledgment due, Serve, separate notice to the company’s every debenture holder and creditor, the registrar, and the regional director and to a regulatory body, if the company is governed under any law for the stipulated time in force.
Submit E-form RD-1 within the stipulated time of 60 days from the date of passing of the special resolution.
Documents that are needed for E-form RD-1;
– The drafter copies of AoA and MoA with subscribers during the company incorporation along with the proposed alterations.
– Copy of points of the general meeting.
– BR/power of attorney’s copy sanctioning for submitting an application.
– Director/KMP’s declaration.
Mentioning the company restricts its membership to 200, adhered to section 177, 73, 185, 178, 186 and 188 of the act and the rules specified thereunder. No resolution will be submitted under section 179(3) if it is not listed in any stock exchanges. If listed, all needed procedures were adhered to according to the SEBI act, 1992.
If no objection arises concerning to the advertisement, the RD might sanction the proposal within the stipulated time of 30 days of receiving the same.
Submit form INC-28 to ROC within thirty days of the order’s receipt by the RD. After satisfying himself/herself that the provisions needed for registration of the company have been adhered to, the registrar should close the previous registration and issue the COI in an equal manner as its first registration.
The question arises: why would the company change its status from public to private? And the answer to that question is that the exemption is given under the companies act, 2013. You can find those exemptions on the Ministry of corporate affairs’ official website.
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