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SHARE CERTIFICATES

Legal evidence of a company's ownership is a share certificate. This document, which is signed by the company's directors, contains details on the individual, including their name and surname, ID number, residential address, the amount of shares they possess, and the actual share numbers they own.

It must correspond with the share register, a specific set of records that list who owns what share certificates and which are active or cancelled. CIPC, the company registrar, neither issues share certificates nor currently maintains record of your company's ownership. They maintain records of directors, which are individuals nominated by shareholders and legally responsible for the corporation. The directors of the firm are therefore expected to keep track of all share certificates and records in a corporate register.

Requirements:
1. A list of shareholders register of the company is needed or a list of shareholders’ details
2. Special Resolution/Minutes of the meeting/Mandate
4. Memorandum of Incorporation (MoI)/Cor15.1A
5. Type of shares
6. Indicate if shareholder has voting rights
7. Indicate if shareholder has the rights to appoint/dismiss a director
8. Certified copy of ID/Passport
9. Contact details and addresses
10.Contact details and addresses
11.Share allocations

R350 per 1st shareholder, additional shareholder/s will attract R150

Duration: 1-5 Days

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