ISSUE AND ALLOTMENT OF SHARES-ISSUE AND ALLOTMENT OF SHARES IN COMPANY LAW




ISSUE AND ALLOTMENT OF SHARES

ISSUE AND ALLOTMENT OF SHARES-ISSUE AND ALLOTMENT OF SHARES IN COMPANY LAW 


The whole process of issue and allotment of shares is regulated by the provisions of the Companies Ordinance 1984. In the light of legal provisions, the process of issue and allotment of shares is explained below:




issue and allotment of shares in company law 

1.          Issue of Prospectus:
By issue of the prospectus, a company invites the general public to subscribe for its shares. Difference between issue and allotment of shares Within seven o thirty days before the subscription list is due o open the company is required:
(1)   To publish the prospectus at least in one Urdu and one English daily newspaper and
(2)   To make available copies of the prospectus at registered of the company, with the stock exchange and with the bankers to the issue.  
The prospectus also contains the dates during which the subscription list shall remain open.

2.          Application Form:
The public applies for the subscription of shares on the prescribed forms. Every prospectus, including the prospectus published in the newspapers, contains the application form. The application forms also made available at designated branches of bankers to the issue.
3.          Minimum Number of Shares to Apply
SECP, from time to time, specifies the minimum nominal value of shares for which a person can apply.
4.          Application Money
In Money Application Full Nominal Value of shares is payable with the application for subscription.
5.          Separate Bank Account for Application Money
Separate Bank Account for Application Money, the application money is deposited in a Separate Bank Account.
6.          Restriction on Allotment
The company is not allowed to make allotment of shares unless it receives applications up to the amount of minimum subscription.
7.          Allotment of Shares
Allotment of Shares, the allotments shall be made within ten days of closure of the subscription list.
8.          Refund of Money to Unsuccessful Applicants
Refund of Money to Unsuccessful Applicants within ten days after the decision of allotment of shares the company shall refund the money of the unaccepted applications.
9.          Returns of Allotment
Returns of Allotment Within thirty days after the allotment of shares the company shall file with the registrar a return of the allotment.
10. Issue of Share Certificates
Issue of Share Certificates within ninety days after the allotment of its shares the company shall issue share certificates to the allotments.

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