Current I have a company, where I am the sole owner of Company X
Capital Structure:
Class of shares = Ordinary
Num of shares = 100
Amount Paid up for each share = 0
Amount unpaid for each share = GBP 0.01
Aggregate nominal value = GBP 1
Ownership:
Person A (me) owns 100 (all) ordinary shares
I have incorporated via Companies House, Articles of Association are the model articles, there is no shareholder's agreement as of now (since there is just one shareholder)
Changes intended:
I want to have another co-founder (B), who brings a lot of experience and I want him to have 66% share, and 37% to me. This needs to be done now.
In 3 months time , I want to have an SEIS investor (C) who wants to come in with some amount like GBP 10,000 for 0.5% of the company
My questions:
1) Is it possible to have total 10,000 shares for A and B (A = 6600, B = 3700) with nominal value (paid + unpaid) of GBP 0.0001 instead of GBP 0.01 as currently? What do I need to do for doing that - is that a stock split, or should I simply declare that in the SH01 form (I see on the companieshouse form that there is a way to ammend share capital)
2) Are the following steps correct:
a) Person B gives a letter stating him wanting to be alloted 6700 shares
b) Since there are 100 shares now, and total shares at end would be 10000, I issue 9900 shares and allot 3200 to A (me) and allot 6700 to B
c) I file a SH01 accordingly, where I ammend capital to have 10,000 shares of 0.0001 nominal each (zero paid, 0.0001 unpaid for each). I document share certificates for both A and B accordingly
d) We document a shareholder's agreement between A and B
e) File annual return with this shareholding structure
e) later when C comes in, we want to issue him 50 shares (of nominal 0.0001) for a price of GBP, but want these shares to be non-voting shares. So are these the same type of shares that the 10000 shares of 0.0001 nominal are? Or do I have to create a separate class of shares which are non-voting, issue 50 of those and allot them to investor C for GBP 10000 and issue share certificates accordingly, and SH01 accordingly
Where do we document this fact that these shares are non-voting shares? Would this be in the new shareholding agreement between A, B and C, or is it just in the share certificate to C?
Thanks a lot for all the help
Capital Structure:
Class of shares = Ordinary
Num of shares = 100
Amount Paid up for each share = 0
Amount unpaid for each share = GBP 0.01
Aggregate nominal value = GBP 1
Ownership:
Person A (me) owns 100 (all) ordinary shares
I have incorporated via Companies House, Articles of Association are the model articles, there is no shareholder's agreement as of now (since there is just one shareholder)
Changes intended:
I want to have another co-founder (B), who brings a lot of experience and I want him to have 66% share, and 37% to me. This needs to be done now.
In 3 months time , I want to have an SEIS investor (C) who wants to come in with some amount like GBP 10,000 for 0.5% of the company
My questions:
1) Is it possible to have total 10,000 shares for A and B (A = 6600, B = 3700) with nominal value (paid + unpaid) of GBP 0.0001 instead of GBP 0.01 as currently? What do I need to do for doing that - is that a stock split, or should I simply declare that in the SH01 form (I see on the companieshouse form that there is a way to ammend share capital)
2) Are the following steps correct:
a) Person B gives a letter stating him wanting to be alloted 6700 shares
b) Since there are 100 shares now, and total shares at end would be 10000, I issue 9900 shares and allot 3200 to A (me) and allot 6700 to B
c) I file a SH01 accordingly, where I ammend capital to have 10,000 shares of 0.0001 nominal each (zero paid, 0.0001 unpaid for each). I document share certificates for both A and B accordingly
d) We document a shareholder's agreement between A and B
e) File annual return with this shareholding structure
e) later when C comes in, we want to issue him 50 shares (of nominal 0.0001) for a price of GBP, but want these shares to be non-voting shares. So are these the same type of shares that the 10000 shares of 0.0001 nominal are? Or do I have to create a separate class of shares which are non-voting, issue 50 of those and allot them to investor C for GBP 10000 and issue share certificates accordingly, and SH01 accordingly
Where do we document this fact that these shares are non-voting shares? Would this be in the new shareholding agreement between A, B and C, or is it just in the share certificate to C?
Thanks a lot for all the help
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