What is the difference between authorized capital and
issued Capital of a private limited company incorporated in
Hong Kong
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Answer / ananthhs
authorized capital is capital in which the company can
issue it is maxium limit. up to this limit the company can
issue its shares according to the requirement.
but issued capital means the shares already issued to
public and the share amount is already collected from the
public by the company. these shares are already in the
secondary market.
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Answer / saraswati
Authorised capital:The company is registered with this
amount of capital.this is the maximum limit of the capital
&
Issued capital:it is part of authorised capital of the
company which has been offered to the public for
subcription of cash including share allotted to vendors for
consideration other than cash.
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Answer / mandira
The maximum amount of share capital that a public limited
company or a private limited company can issue according to
its articles of association. Part of the authorised capital
can remain unissued.
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