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Elevate Your Company's Financial Standing with Increased Paid-up Capital

Strengthen your balance sheet, improve creditworthiness, and prepare for future growth. Our experts make increasing paid-up capital simple and fully compliant with ROC requirements.

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The Basics

Understanding Paid-Up Capital

Paid-up Capital is the actual amount of funds the company has received from shareholders in exchange for its shares. It is a true measure of a company's financial investment from its owners and a key indicator of its net worth. Increasing paid-up capital involves allotting new shares and receiving funds from shareholders. This process must be reported to the ROC via Form PAS-3.

Key Requirements

Essential compliance requirements for increasing paid-up capital under Companies Act 2013.

  • Sufficient Authorized Capital: Must be available to accommodate the increase
  • Board Approval: Board of Directors resolution to allot new shares
  • Share Application Money: Receipt of funds from allottees in company bank account
  • Form PAS-3 Filing: Return of Allotment within 30 days of resolution
  • Share Certificates: Issuance to shareholders within 2 months

Important Note

Paid-up capital can never exceed authorized capital. If needed, first increase authorized capital using Form SH-7.

Benefits Overview

Strategic advantages of increasing your company's paid-up capital for business growth and credibility.

  • Enhanced Credibility: Improved trust with banks, creditors, and business partners
  • Investor Attraction: Strong capital base signals financial stability
  • Tender Qualification: Meet minimum net worth requirements for contracts
  • Growth Funding: Provides capital for expansion and new projects

Business Impact

Companies with higher paid-up capital enjoy better banking relationships and access to larger business opportunities.

Our Process

Increase Your Capital in 4 Clear Steps

Streamlined process for compliant paid-up capital increase

Board Meeting

Convene Board Meeting to pass resolution for allotment of new shares to specific shareholders.

Receive Funds

Company must receive subscription money from allottees in its designated bank account.

File Form PAS-3

Prepare and file Form PAS-3 (Return of Allotment) with MCA within 30 days of board resolution.

Issue Certificates

Assist in issuing new share certificates to allottees within 2 months from allotment date.

Advantages

Benefits of a Stronger Capital Base

Strategic advantages of increasing your company's paid-up capital

1

Boosts Credibility

Improves trust with banks, creditors, and suppliers for better financial terms and business relationships.

2

Attracts Investors

Strong capital base signals financial stability, making your company attractive for funding and partnerships.

3

Meets Tender Needs

Qualify for large government or corporate contracts that require minimum net worth criteria.

4

Fuels Expansion

Provides necessary funds to invest in new projects, technology, markets, and business growth initiatives.

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Submit your details for expert assistance in increasing your company's paid-up capital. Our team will guide you through every step of the process.

Form PAS-3
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about increasing paid-up capital

The mandatory form is PAS-3 (Return of Allotment). It must be filed with the ROC within 30 days of the board resolution that allots the new shares.

Only if your proposed new paid-up capital exceeds your current authorized capital limit. The paid-up capital can never be more than the authorized capital. If needed, you must first increase authorized capital by filing Form SH-7.

Key attachments include a list of allottees (shareholders receiving new shares) and the Board Resolution for the allotment of shares. Additional documents may be required based on the nature of allotment.

Once the funds are received and the board meeting is held, the filing of Form PAS-3 and its approval by the ROC typically takes 3-5 working days. The entire process including the meeting can be completed within a week.

There is no minimum amount prescribed by law for increasing paid-up capital. However, the amount should be meaningful for your business needs and the shares must be issued at face value or premium (never at discount).

Yes, existing shareholders can subscribe to additional shares or new shareholders can be brought in. The board resolution should specify the allottees and their respective share allocations.