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Conversion of Loan into Equity share Capital of the Company
April 8, 2020 / Companies Act

Conversion of Loan into Equity share Capital of the Company

Certain advantages for conversion of loan into equity share capital of the Company:

  • No cash exchange occurs in the debt-to-equity swap.
  • Increasing cash flow by decreasing liabilities.
  • Avoidance to paucity of financial resources.

Process chart for Conversion of Loan into Equity shares

Section 62 (3) of Companies Act, 2013

Phase 1:

Compliance Before acceptance of Loan

Important Note: It is mandatory to pass the special resolution at the time of acceptance of Loan with the term of conversion into equity share capital in future.

Phase 2:

Compliance at the time of conversion of Loan into share capital

Implications for non-filling of e-form MGT 14 within 300 days from the date of passing of Special Resolution:

What can be the amount of Penalty which MCA can levy?

The amount of maximum twenty-five lakh rupees can be levied on the Company. The penalty of maximum Five Lakh rupees can be levied on each director and other officers of the Company.

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