Minority share holders

Co Act 2013 142 views 1 replies

Background:
A company wanted to raise funds and they collected money mostly from NRI's during late 2009. In 2010 they incorporated as an unlisted company and issued equity shares and preference shares propotionately to these NRI's. Initially they were around 40% share holders. Now it has become only less than 20% as the company every year is issuing private placements. Due to this these 20% share holders in the company has no say in general meetings. In this situation

1) Can the company every year issue private placements without checking with existing shareholders (rights issues).

2) When private placements are offered, does the shares of existing share holders reduce?

3) Can share holders inspect company documents like accounts statements, MPB 1 forms etc?

4) How can Minority Share holders rights can be protected ?

Thank you in advance.

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At the time of issuing the shares in private placement the company did pass special resolution ritht?

That point of time the Shareholders would have objected for the same being holder of 40% and should have been demanded for right issue.

When themselves agreed for dilution of shares at the time of private placement, no point of raising concerns in this regard


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