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About Share transfer:
Share transfer is a transaction
resulting to change of ownership. Shareholder is a owner of the company and one
of most important feature of the company and shareholder right to transfer his
ownership subject to the article of association. A company will register a share
transfer application only when an instrument of share transfer(Deed) that is
duly stamped, dated and executed by the transferor in support of the transferee
with name, address and occupation has been delivered to the company by either
party within a period of sixty days from date of execution.
Share transfer refers to the legal process of
transferring ownership of company shares from one person (transferor) to
another (transferee). It ensures proper ownership documentation and
compliance with the Companies Act, 2013.
Why Transfer Shares?
✔ Ownership Change – Selling or gifting
shares.
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Investor Entry/Exit – New investments or exits.
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Restructuring Business – Mergers, acquisitions, or internal
restructuring.
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Compliance & Legal Requirements – Proper documentation to avoid
disputes.
📑 Types of Share Transfer
🔹 Voluntary Share Transfer –
Shareholder willingly transfers shares to another person.
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Compulsory Share Transfer – Transfer due to legal orders, insolvency, or
regulatory requirements.
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Inter-Company Share Transfer – Shares transferred between companies or
holding subsidiaries.
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Gift or Family Transfer – Shares transferred within family members or as
a gift.
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transfers with proper documentation.
No, private companies may have restrictions in their Articles of Association (AOA), and shareholders may need board approval or follow the Right of First Refusal (ROFR) process.
Yes, for dematerialized (DEMAT) shares, transfers happen electronically through Depository Participants (DPs) like NSDL or CDSL.
No, a valid transfer requires signed consent from the existing shareholder and company approval.
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The process usually takes 7-15 days, depending on approvals.
Generally, no special approval is needed, but filings with the ROC (Registrar of Companies) may be required in certain cases.
Apart form the above mentioned documents required following documents:
Stamp duty varies based on the state laws and the share value. Generally, it is 0.25% of the total share transfer value.
Any shareholder in a Private Limited or Public Limited Company can transfer shares, subject to the company’s Articles of Association (AOA).
A compulsory (or mandatory) share transfer occurs when a shareholder is legally obligated to transfer their shares to another party, either due to company policy, shareholder agreement, or statutory/regulatory requirement.
Compulsory share transfers usually occur Death or insolvency, Breach of Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA), Exit clauses, Termination or resignation of an employee.
A gift or family transfer of shares refers to the non-monetary transfer of shares from one individual to another, typically between close relatives (such as spouse, children, parents, siblings) without any consideration.
An inter-company share transfer refers to the transfer of shares between two companies, where one company buys or sells shares of another. This is common in group companies, joint ventures, restructuring, or investment scenarios.
A voluntary share transfer is a non-compulsory, mutually agreed transfer of shares from one shareholder to another, typically among promoters, investors, family members, or third parties in a private or public company.