Expand your scope.
Alter the object clause.
Diversify into new business lines by altering your MOA — drafted, approved, and filed by Gobizify.
Our Simple Process
From first call to final delivery — guided support every step of the way.
Board Meeting
A board meeting is held to approve the proposed alteration to the MOA and to fix the date for a general meeting.
Special Resolution
The shareholders pass a Special Resolution approving the change in the objects clause.
File Form MGT-14
We file the Special Resolution with the ROC using Form MGT-14 within 30 days.
Updated MOA
The altered MOA is filed, and the company can commence the new business activity.
Why Change in Business Nature (MOA) is Important
Altering the MOA is essential when a company decides to diversify, enter a new line of business, or discontinue an existing one. It provides the legal authority to pursue new opportunities and ensures that the company's operations are aligned with its stated objectives.
Legal Protection
Separate legal identity protecting personal assets.
Growth Ready
Investor-friendly structure built for scaling fast.
Eligibility Criteria
Any company wishing to change its business activities can do so by following the procedure prescribed in the Companies Act, 2013. This involves getting approval from both the board of directors and the shareholders.
Key Advantages
Choose Your Plan
Transparent pricing. All plans include professional guidance from our team.
Govt. fees extra wherever applicable.
Documents Required
Please keep these documents ready before initiating the process.
For Company
- Board resolution minutes
- Special resolution
- Altered Memorandum of Association
- DSC of authorized signatory
Frequently Asked Questions
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Pricing is subject to final document review and confirmation.