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Introductory suitable (I)(a) Name of the Company: Granules India Limited Scrip Code: BSE 532482 USE GRANULES Class of Security : Equity Partly paid up shares: Name of the Scrip: Granules India Limited

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How to fill out partly paidup shares?

1. Start by gathering all the necessary documents and information. This may include the company's Articles of Association, the number of shares to be issued, the amount of capital to be paid up front, and any other relevant details.
2. Consult with a legal or financial advisor to ensure that you are following the correct procedures and adhering to any regulations or laws related to issuing shares.
3. Prepare the share certificates or other required documents to be issued to the shareholders. These should include the details of the partly paidup shares, such as the number of shares, the amount paid upfront, and any remaining amounts to be paid.
4. Clearly state the terms and conditions of the partly paidup shares, including the payment schedule for the remaining capital. This will help ensure transparency and avoid any disputes or confusion in the future.
5. Obtain the signatures of the shareholders on the share certificates or other relevant documents, acknowledging their ownership of the partly paidup shares and their agreement to fulfill their payment obligations.
6. Keep a record of all the issued shares, including the details of the shareholders, the amount paid upfront, and any remaining amounts to be paid. This will be important for your company's records and for any future transactions or dealings related to the shares.

Who needs partly paidup shares?

1. Startups or small businesses that require capital but may not have the immediate funding to fully pay for the shares upfront.
2. Companies that want to attract investors but want to provide flexibility in terms of payment options.
3. Shareholders who are willing to invest in a company but want to spread out their financial commitment over a certain period.

Note: It is always advisable to consult with a legal or financial professional when dealing with matters related to issuing shares or any other complex financial transactions.

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What is partly paidup shares?

Partly paidup shares are shares that have not been fully paid for by the shareholder and still have an outstanding balance to be paid.

Who is required to file partly paidup shares?

Shareholders and companies issuing partly paidup shares are required to file information about these shares.

How to fill out partly paidup shares?

Partly paidup shares can be filled out by providing details of the shareholder, the amount paid, the outstanding balance, and any specific terms associated with the shares.

What is the purpose of partly paidup shares?

Partly paidup shares allow shareholders to partially invest in a company without fully committing to the total amount upfront, spreading out the payment over time.

What information must be reported on partly paidup shares?

Information such as the shareholder's details, the amount paid, the outstanding balance, the terms of payment, and any rights or restrictions associated with the shares must be reported on partly paidup shares.