Capital Increase
Capital Increase Services for Authorised Share Capital Filing
For private limited companies, OPCs, public companies, startups and businesses that need to increase authorised share capital before issuing more shares.
Money Mangalam helps companies increase authorised share capital with MOA/AOA review, board and shareholder resolution guidance, SH-7 filing support, MGT-14 route review where applicable, ROC fee and stamp duty guidance, MCA SRN follow-up and share allotment next-step roadmap.
Why Capital Increase
Increase authorised share capital before issuing more shares or raising funds
Authorised Capital Increase
Structured support for increasing authorised share capital through MCA filing.
SH-7 Filing Support
Guidance for notice of alteration of share capital and required attachments.
MOA / AOA Review
Capital clause and Articles authority are checked before filing.
Resolution Guidance
Board and shareholder approval documents are organised carefully.
ROC Fee and Stamp Duty
Government fee and stamp duty points are reviewed before submission.
Post-Filing Help
Get guidance for SRN, MCA records and future share allotment compliance.
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Documents required
Company CIN and PAN
Certificate of Incorporation
Existing MOA and AOA
Current Authorised and Paid-up Capital Details
Proposed Authorised Capital Details
Board Resolution
Shareholder Resolution
Altered MOA Capital Clause
DSC of Authorised Signatory
Shareholder / Investor Details, if relevant
ROC Fee / Stamp Duty Payment Details
Previous MCA Filing Records, if available
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Capital increase filing guidance
Authorised capital reviewCurrent authorised capital, paid-up capital and proposed capital should be checked before filing.
MOA and AOA checkMOA capital clause and AOA authority should be reviewed before passing the resolution.
SH-7 filing supportCapital alteration details, resolution date, attachments, ROC fee and stamp duty need proper review.
Share allotment roadmapCapital increase is separate from share allotment; PAS-3 and share certificate steps may follow later.
infoCapital Increase depends on existing authorised capital, AOA authority, resolution type, proposed capital, ROC fee, stamp duty, MCA form requirement and future share allotment plan.
How it works
Simple Capital Increase flow with expert support
What's included
- Current authorised and paid-up capital review
- MOA capital clause and AOA authority check
- Authorised capital increase requirement mapping
- Board and shareholder resolution documentation guidance
- SH-7 filing support and attachment review
- MGT-14 guidance where AOA amendment or special resolution applies
- ROC fee and stamp duty guidance
- DSC readiness and authorised signatory check
- MCA SRN, challan and master data follow-up
- Share allotment / PAS-3 next-step roadmap where required
Capital Increase Assistance
Professional guidance for SH-7 / MOA Capital ClausePricing depends on proposed capital, ROC fee, stamp duty, AOA review, resolution work, MGT-14 requirement, delayed filing, DSC readiness and document complexity.
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What customers say
Money Mangalam helped us increase authorised capital before investor onboarding. The SH-7 and resolution checklist was very clear.
We were confused between capital increase and share allotment. Their team explained the difference and gave a practical filing roadmap.
The MOA and AOA review was handled carefully before increasing authorised share capital. The follow-up was professional.
Money Mangalam reviewed ROC fee, stamp duty and SH-7 details before filing. The process was organised and easy to follow.
Our company needed higher authorised capital for new share issue planning. The team gave us a clean step-by-step roadmap.
The resolution, altered MOA and MCA form checklist saved time during filing preparation.
They explained how capital increase should be aligned with company records and future compliance. Very clear guidance.
The SH-7 attachment review and fee guidance was useful for preparing the compliance file properly.
Money Mangalam helped us update capital records and understand the next steps for share allotment after capital increase.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Capital Increase FAQs
What is Capital Increase for a company?
Capital Increase generally means increasing the authorised share capital of a company so the company can issue more shares within the authorised limit. It is different from actual share allotment or paid-up capital increase.
What is authorised share capital?
Authorised share capital is the maximum share capital that a company is permitted to issue as per its Memorandum of Association. If the company wants to issue shares beyond this limit, authorised capital should be increased first.
Which section deals with increase of authorised share capital?
Section 61 of the Companies Act, 2013 is generally connected with alteration of share capital, subject to authorisation in the Articles of Association and member approval.
Which MCA form is used for Capital Increase?
Form SH-7 is commonly used to file notice of alteration of share capital with the Registrar. If AOA amendment is also required, MGT-14 may be relevant for special resolution filing.
Is shareholder approval required for capital increase?
Yes. Shareholder approval is generally required to increase authorised share capital. The approval route depends on the Articles of Association, proposed change and applicable Companies Act provisions.
Is MGT-14 required for authorised capital increase?
MGT-14 may be required if AOA amendment or a special resolution is involved. If the Articles already authorise capital increase and only ordinary resolution is required, filing route should be reviewed based on company records.
Is SH-7 mandatory for authorised capital increase?
SH-7 is the key MCA form for notice of alteration of share capital. It should be filed with correct capital details, resolution information, attachments, fees and stamp duty where applicable.
What is the due date for SH-7 filing?
Notice of alteration of share capital is generally required to be filed within the prescribed timeline, commonly within 30 days of the resolution or alteration event. The exact timeline should be checked before filing.
Is capital increase the same as share allotment?
No. Capital increase usually refers to increasing authorised share capital. Share allotment means issuing shares to shareholders or investors and may involve separate PAS-3 filing and share certificate compliance.
Can a private limited company increase authorised share capital?
Yes. A private limited company can increase authorised share capital if its Articles permit the change and members approve it through the required process.
What documents are required for Capital Increase?
Common documents include company CIN and PAN, certificate of incorporation, existing MOA/AOA, board resolution, shareholder resolution, altered capital clause, DSC, existing and proposed authorised capital details and previous MCA filing records.
Does capital increase require ROC fee or stamp duty?
Yes. ROC fee and stamp duty may apply based on the increased authorised capital and state-specific rules. The payable amount should be reviewed before filing SH-7.
Does capital increase affect MOA and AOA?
It may. The capital clause of the MOA needs to reflect the revised authorised share capital. AOA review is also important to confirm whether the company is authorised to increase capital.
Do you provide Capital Increase support across India?
Yes. Money Mangalam provides online Capital Increase support across India, including authorised capital review, MOA/AOA check, resolution guidance, SH-7 filing support, stamp duty guidance and post-filing record update support.