Increase in Authorized Share Capital — Room to Issue More Shares
Raise your company's authorized capital limit so you can issue new shares to investors, employees or existing shareholders.
Why founders choose this over doing it themselves.
Unlocks new share issuance
You can't issue shares beyond your current authorized capital without this step.
Needed before most funding rounds
Investors typically require headroom in authorized capital before investing.
MOA updated correctly
Your Memorandum of Association is amended to reflect the new limit.
Who is eligible
- Private limited companies wanting to issue more shares than currently authorized
- Requires special resolution passed by shareholders
- Applicable ahead of funding rounds, ESOP pools, or bonus issues
Documents required
How it works.
The standard path we follow for MCA and ROC filings.
Share your company/LLP details
Tell us your CIN/LLPIN and what needs to change or be filed.
We prepare the resolution & forms
Board/partner resolutions and the relevant e-form are drafted.
Filed on the MCA portal
Your form is digitally signed and submitted to the Registrar.
Confirmation delivered
Receive the updated master data or approval from the MCA.
Timeline
What to expect once your documents are ready.
Pricing
Frequently asked questions
Yes, a special resolution passed by shareholders is required before the increase can be filed with the MCA.
Authorized capital is the maximum limit up to which a company can issue shares; paid-up capital is what has actually been issued and paid for so far.
Yes, an incremental MCA fee applies based on the amount of the increase, in addition to any applicable stamp duty.
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