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Knowledge Base Home | Glossary | Ask A Question Home > All Categories > Corporate Administration > How do I bring in new shareholders but still keep control of the company? How do I bring in new shareholders but still keep control of the company? There are two ways to go about it, either by increasing the share capital and allotting shares to your wife and children for a consideration (in cash or in kind). Otherwise, in case where a shareholder loan exists with the company, this can be loaned or granted to the wife and children through a private agreement and then capitalised into share capital. To retain control of the company affairs, there are various ways to go about it. Such include the allocation of preference shares to the children or to a different class of ordinary shares with non-voting rights. Authored by: Neville Cutajar This question has been viewed 1223 times so far. Click Here to View all the questions in Corporate Administration category. File Attachments There are no attachment file(s) related to this question. How helpful was this article to you? Select a Vote 5 - Very Helpful 4 3 - Somewhat Helpful 2 1 - Not Helpful Related Questions How do I form a company? What are the responsibilities of a company secretary? We are interested in amalgamating or acquiring one or more companies. What is the approach to achieve this and how is it carried out? Additional Information Article Number: 3 Created: 2006-09-27 9:43 AM Rating:   Article Options Print this Question Export to PDF File del.icio.us Bookmark   Search Knowledge Base

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