Share transfer agreement in Bangladesh involve the legal process of transferring ownership of shares in a company from one party to another. Our business and corporate lawyers can help with for limited company share transfer.
What is Share Transfer?
Share transfer refers to the process by which a shareholder voluntarily gives up their ownership in a company to another person or entity. This transaction is governed by the company’s Articles of Association and must comply with legal requirements under the Companies Act of Bangladesh.
Share transfers commonly occur due to changes in business structure, new investments, partnership exits, or internal restructuring. It is vital to maintain accurate records and follow the legal formalities to avoid disputes or regulatory issues.
Why is Share Transfer Important?
Transferring shares helps businesses grow, onboard new partners, or restructure ownership without dissolving the company. A properly conducted share transfer ensures transparency, legal compliance, and protection for both buyer and seller. It also protects the interests of the company by allowing management to retain control over new shareholders through internal approval.
What services does ‘JK Associates’ provide regarding Share Transfer?
The Process of Share Transfer
The process typically includes:
Documents Required for Share Transfer
Things to Consider Before Transferring Shares
The share transfer services in Bangladesh involve the legal process of transferring ownership of shares in a company from one party to another. This process is governed by the Companies Act, 1994, and involves several key steps, including notifying the company, obtaining board approval, executing the transfer form (Form 117), and registering the transfer with the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSC).
Our business and corporate lawyers can help with drafting share transfer agreements, conducting due diligence, and advising on legal and regulatory requirements. They can also assist with the transfer of shares by ensuring that all necessary paperwork is completed and filed with the relevant authorities.