Corporate

Legal document that outlines a company’s internal rules and governance structure.

Maximum share capital a company is allowed to issue as per its charter.

Formal decision passed by a company’s board of directors.

Legal proof that a company is registered and incorporated.

Compliance professional responsible for corporate governance and statutory filings.

Unique 21-digit number assigned to companies registered in India.

Unique number required for anyone appointed as a director in India.

Distribution of a company’s profits to its shareholders.

Registered company with no significant operations, kept for future use.

Funds raised by issuing shares that represent ownership in a company.

Company that owns controlling interest in another company.

Legal process of forming a company or business entity.

Business arrangement where two or more parties share ownership and control.

Senior executives legally recognized under company law.

Business structure combining partnership flexibility with limited liability.

Ministry of Corporate Affairs responsible for corporate regulation in India.

Charter document stating a company’s objectives and scope.

Director appointed to represent a lender or investor’s interests.

Company type allowing single individual ownership with limited liability.

Shareholder resolution passed by a simple majority.

Company with restricted share transfer and limited number of shareholders.

Company that can offer shares to the public and is listed or unlisted.

Minimum number of members required to conduct a valid meeting.

Authority that regulates companies and keeps their records.

Official address of a company where statutory communications are sent.

Transaction between the company and its related entities or persons.

Formal notice given by a director to step down from the board.

Funds raised by issuing shares to shareholders.

Dividend declared but not claimed by shareholders within a period.