LaunchPad
Business Registration Services

Shareholder Updates

Share transfer or allotment documentation and filing.

  • Government fees included
All-inclusive price₦30,000Government fees included. Nothing billed on top.
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Changes in who owns your company, whether through a transfer of existing shares or an allotment of new ones, need to be documented and filed with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). We prepare the paperwork and file it, with CAC fees included.

Who it's for

  • Founders bringing in a co-founder or investor
  • Shareholders selling or transferring shares to another person
  • Companies issuing new shares to raise capital or reward key people

What you get

  • Preparation of share transfer or allotment documentation, as your change requires
  • Supporting resolutions where needed
  • Filing with the CAC
  • Confirmation of your updated shareholding once the filing is processed
  • CAC statutory fees included, with nothing billed on top

What we need from you

  • Your existing CAC certificate
  • Your RC number
  • Current officer and shareholder details
  • Details of the change: who is transferring or receiving shares, how many, and any new shareholders' ID and addresses

How it works

  1. Tell us about the ownership change and share your company documents.
  2. You pay up front and we confirm the details within a working day.
  3. We prepare the transfer or allotment documents for signature.
  4. We file with the CAC and follow up.
  5. We send you confirmation of the updated shareholding.

Why LaunchPad

  • We explain the difference between a transfer and an allotment, so you choose the right route.
  • Clean ownership records make future investment and due diligence simpler.
  • One price that includes the CAC fees.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a transfer and an allotment?

A transfer moves existing shares from one person to another. An allotment creates new shares. The paperwork differs, and we will advise which applies.

Do we need to increase our share capital first?

Sometimes. If you want to allot more shares than your company currently has available, an increase may be needed first. We check this at the start.

Does this cover shareholder agreements?

No. This service covers the CAC documentation and filing. A shareholder agreement is a separate legal document, and we recommend a lawyer for it.

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