Change Objectives of Your Business
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The object clause of a company's Memorandum of Association explains: 1. The company's core business activity (Main object) 2. Activities that are required to perform the main business activity (Ancillary objects)
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CHANGE IN NAME & OBJECTIVES
To change the goals or aims and objectives of your business, you need to amend the Memorandum of Association. The MoA contains the object clause. Now, this can be difficult to do, particularly if you're a young company looking to completely change the main objects. But if you follow the right methods, it can be done quickly. For example, one mistake many companies make is to include several domains in the main objects. This will not be approved. For example, if you are in the software business, you can cover all software services in the main objects, but other services, such as design, should be included in ancillary or other objects of the company.
PROCEDURE FOR CHANGING NAME & OBJECTIVES
A company’s primary object or subsidiary objects may need to be changed. To do this, a corporation must take the following steps:
1st step: Pass a resolution to the board.
At the board meeting, ratify the object clause by passing a resolution. The meeting will authorise a director or the company’s Company Secretary to sign, certify, and submit the relevant paperwork with the RoC. The Board of Directors will also set the date, time, and location for the Extraordinary General Meeting of Members.
Step 2: EGM special resolution
A special resolution will be passed by the members at the EGM. In passing a special resolution, there is a specific clause. If a corporation has obtained funds from the public through the issuance of a prospectus and has some unspent cash, it must make certain disclosures and pass a specific resolution.
A postal ballot will be used to get the members’ special resolution. Members will get a notification containing the following information:
Total amount of money received (from public by issuing prospectus)
The total amount of money spent on the prospectus’s stated goals
Unused funds from the total funds raised by publishing prospectuses
Details about the proposed object modification
Justification for the object modification
The projected amount to be used for the new things
Estimated financial impact of proposed modification on the company’s profits and cash flow
Other pertinent information
A copy of the notice of resolution to be passed can be obtained at this location by anybody who is interested.
The special resolution shall be published in two newspapers in the city where the company’s registered office is situated (one in English and one in vernacular language).
The SR will also be posted on the company’s website.
The promoters and other shareholders will provide dissenting shareholders (who vote against the object clause decision) the chance to quit.
If the firm has not received any money from the public or if the funds obtained have been fully utilised, the corporation is not obligated to make the disclosures and just has to pass a special resolution.
Step 3: MGT-14 must be submitted with the Department of Commerce.
The authorised director or the company secretary will file Form MGT-14 with the RoC once the special resolution is passed at the EGM. In addition to MGT-14, the following papers must be filed:
a copy of the special resolution that has been certified
Extraordinary General Meeting Notice (EGM)
Notice’s explanatory statement
Amendments to the Memorandum of Association
Step 4: A new certificate of incorporation is issued.
The RoC will analyse MGT-14 after receiving it and, if satisfied, will record the change in object clause by issuing a new certificate of incorporation. The RoC does not effectuate the object clause amendment until a new certificate of incorporation is issued.
Step 5: Adding an object clause to the MoA and AoA
The purpose clause must be included in all copies of the Memorandum of Association after the certificate of incorporation is obtained from the RoC.
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Documents required for change of company objectives
Notice of EGM
- Attested original copy of special resolution
- Minutes of board meeting and EGM
- Altered MoA
- A certified original of the board resolution (optional)
- Id proof of all directors of the company
• Address proof of all directors of the company
Reasons to change objectives
1.New Ventures
When your firm expands vertically or horizontally into new sectors, new goods, services, or activities are needed. The objectives must be adjusted to suit this.
2.Takeover of a firm
When a company is taken over by another corporation, dramatic changes occur. The original company’s branding may remain the same, but the company’s direction and goal are frequently altered.
3.Eliminate Abandoned Operations
It is possible that some of the company’s activities will show to be superfluous or meaningless over time. In such situation, these operations will be phased out gradually, and the company’s objectives will need to be revised to reflect this.
4.Banned or prohibited Activity
Activities that are prohibited or banned by the government are always changing. An action that was lawful when the firm began may be rendered illegal, or licences may be restricted by the government. In such circumstances, your business should avoid the action and change its goals to prevent legal repercussions.
What is the Price I Need to Pay for change of objectives of a Company?
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Basic
2 Digital Signature - 2 Year Validity 1
2 Director Identification Numbers
Name Approval 2
Authorised Capital Fee 3
Incorporation Fee
Stamp Duty 4
PAN & TAN
LEDGERS Billing Software 5
Bank Account Opening
Commencement of Business
Basic
2 Digital Signature - 2 Year Validity 1
2 Director Identification Numbers
Name Approval 2
Authorised Capital Fee 3
Incorporation Fee
Stamp Duty 4
PAN & TAN
LEDGERS Billing Software 5
Bank Account Opening
Commencement of Business
Basic
2 Digital Signature - 2 Year Validity 1
2 Director Identification Numbers
Name Approval 2
Authorised Capital Fee 3
Incorporation Fee
Stamp Duty 4
PAN & TAN
LEDGERS Billing Software 5
Bank Account Opening
Commencement of Business
Frequently Asked Questions
To amend a company’s objectives, a Board Meeting must be held after giving notice to all of the company’s directors to set the date, time, location, and agenda for a General Meeting to approve a Special Resolution to change the company’s MOA.
Yes, a firm can register for many companies, however this is conditional on the activities being connected. With the approval of the members, the corporation can engage in many activities. However, all of the operations stated should be related to the company’s principal business.
An objects clause is a section in a company’s constitution that specifies the company’s goal and scope of operations.
Companies had to include an Objects clause in their Memorandums of Association in the past. Following the passage of the Companies Act 2006, which removed the necessity for new companies to include an Objects clause, this practise mostly died out.
The company’s aims are decided by the company’s subscribers when it is formed. However, the Companies Act of 2013 includes procedures for changing the company’s purposes at a later date. The rules for this change may be found in Section 13 of the Act..