Particular Of Share Capital refers to a section in the Company Registration Form that requires the company to provide detailed information about its share capital structure. This form is managed by the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) and is part of the company registration process in Malaysia.
In the Share Capital Details section, the company is required to provide information such as:
- Paid-up Capital: The total amount of capital contributed by shareholders to the company at the time of registration or subsequently.
- Number of Shares: The total number of shares issued by the company and held by each shareholder.
- Nominal Value: The nominal value of each share in Malaysian currency (e.g., RM 1.00 per share).
- Paid-up and Unpaid Capital: This is divided into capital that has been fully paid by shareholders and capital that has been promised but not yet paid, to be contributed in the future.
- Shareholder Names: Details of the individuals or entities who hold shares in the company.
The Share Capital Details are important because they help define the company’s capital structure, which forms the basis for the rights and responsibilities of shareholders, and ensures the company’s compliance with company registration laws in Malaysia. This information is also used by SSM for regulatory and reporting purposes.
Particular Of Share Capital with CTC (Certified True Copy)
A certified true copy (CTC) is the copy of SSM Document that is stamped and signed as a true copy by authorised agency like eInfo and MyData. You can reprint the Particular Of Share Capital with CTC by Add to cart.
In the context of Malaysia, SSM is the body that regulates the registration and management of companies in the country. Documents that often require CTC include the company’s registration certificate, memorandum and articles of association, as well as other official documents from SSM.
The presence of a CTC is crucial in various business transactions, such as opening bank accounts, contract negotiations, or registration for government tenders. With a CTC, the requesting party can be assured that the copy they receive is valid and meets the required standards.
