Compliance

Winding up of a Company

Company winding up, or liquidation refers to the formal process through which a company concludes its operations, ultimately leading to its dissolution. This process entails the systematic closure of the company's affairs, including the sale of assets, settlement of debts from the proceeds, and distribution of any remaining surplus to the shareholders according to their stake in the company.

Procedure for Voluntary Winding-up

Key Features

Step 1: Declaration of Solvency

Directors assess the company's financial position and declare its ability to pay all debts. This declaration, made on Form 107 as per Rule 269, is supported by an auditor's report.

Step 2: Shareholders' Approval

At the General Meeting, shareholders review the directors' proposal and, upon agreement, pass a Special Resolution to wind up the company voluntarily.

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