At Rebizco, we simplify the complex process of transferring company shares whether through sale, gift, or succession planning ensuring complete legal compliance and corporate transparency.
What is Share Transfer?
Share transfer refers to the legal process of moving ownership of shares from one individual or entity to another. This may occur due to sale, gift, internal restructuring, or family succession. Unlike issuing new shares, this involves transferring existing shares and requires notifying the company and updating corporate records.
Our Process
Rebizco provides end-to-end support in the share transfer process, including:
We assess your company’s articles of association, shareholder agreements, and bylaws to identify any restrictions or conditions on share transfers.
We obtain formal consent from the selling shareholder and, where necessary, other stakeholders in accordance with legal or internal policies.
Our experts assist in determining fair market value through professional valuation (if required).
We prepare a legally sound Share Transfer Deed and any other required forms.
Facilitate signing of the deed by both parties in accordance with legal formalities.
Ensure proper payment and documentation of applicable stamp duties per local laws.
We help obtain formal board approval and prepare resolutions or notices as required.
Assist in filing relevant forms with regulatory bodies like the ROC (Registrar of Companies) if applicable.
We update your statutory registers and issue new share certificates to reflect the change in ownership.
Every step is supervised by legal professionals to ensure jurisdiction-specific compliance.
Benefits of Share Transfer with Rebizco
Documents Required
Here’s a list of commonly required documents we help you prepare and manage:
Why Choose Rebizco?
At Rebizco, we offer:
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Whether you’re planning to restructure ownership or pass shares to family, Rebizco ensures a legally sound and transparent share transfer process.
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FAQs
Q: What is the difference between share transfer and share allotment?
A: Share transfer involves moving existing shares between parties. Share allotment refers to issuing new shares.
Q: Is a valuation report necessary for a share transfer?
A: Only in cases of sale. Transfers via gift or succession often don’t require one unless mandated by bylaws or tax regulations.
Q: Can shares be transferred at any time post-incorporation?
A: Yes, provided the company has sufficient shares and the bylaws allow it.
Q: Can only part of a shareholder’s shares be transferred
A: Yes. Partial transfers are common and permitted.
Q: Do all shareholders need to approve a transfer?
A: Not always. It depends on the company’s articles of association and shareholder agreements.
Q: Can shares be transferred to family members?
A: Yes. This is a common method in succession planning.
Q: How long does the share transfer process take?
A: Typically it takes 1–3 weeks, depending on jurisdiction and company structure.
Q: Is Rebizco’s service available across India?
A: Yes. We support clients throughout India, and across jurisdictions where local laws permit.
Q: Can Rebizco help with ROC filings?
A: Yes. We handle all regulatory filings, including MGT-7A, PAS-3, and SH-4, where applicable.
Q: Is legal consultation included in the service?
A: Yes, our expert legal guidance is an integral part of our share transfer service.
