A public company can be converted into a private limited company by altering its Articles of Association, passing the required resolutions, and obtaining approval from the Regional Director. In India, this conversion is primarily governed by Section 14 of the Companies Act, 2013 read with the relevant rules, and the key filing is generally Form RD-1 after filing MGT-14.
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A private company must comply with the basic characteristics of a private company, including restrictions on share transfer, limits on members, and prohibition on public invitation to subscribe securities.
The company should also ensure there are no unresolved creditor, debenture holder, or statutory issues before seeking conversion, because notice and objections form part of the approval process.corpzo+1
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Public Company into Private Company
We assist with conversion of a public company into a private limited company, including board approvals, amendment of constitutional documents, filing of MGT-14 and RD-1, and compliance support until approval is received. The process becomes effective after the competent authority grants approval and the company completes the post-conversion updates.
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