Debenture Issue under Companies Act 2013
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Debenture Issue
Introduction
Debentures are a critical financial instrument for companies looking to raise funds without diluting shareholder equity. Issued under the Companies Act 2013, debentures are essentially a promise by the issuing company to pay the debenture holder interest at a stipulated rate and to repay the principal amount when it matures.
Types of Debentures
There are several types of debentures that a company can issue, including:
- Convertible Debentures: Can be converted into equity shares after a specified time.
- Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs): Cannot be converted to equity shares and usually offer higher interest rates.
- Secured Debentures: Backed by specific assets as collateral.
- Unsecured Debentures: Based solely on the creditworthiness of the issuing company.
Advantages of Issuing Debentures
- Cost-effective Financing: Issuing debentures is generally less costly compared to equity financing.
- Tax Benefits: Interest paid on debentures is tax-deductible, potentially lowering the overall tax burden.
- Fixed Income: Provides a regular source of income to the holders via interest payments.
Legal Framework
The issuance of debentures is governed by the Companies Act 2013 and the Companies (Share Capital and Debentures) Rules, 2014. Companies must adhere to these regulations, ensuring transparency and legal compliance.
Process Overview
- Board and Shareholder Approval: Obtain the necessary approvals from the board of directors and shareholders.
- Document Preparation: Draft necessary documents such as the Debenture Trust Deed, Offer Letter, and others.
- Regulatory Filings: File requisite forms with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) and obtain approvals.
- Issuance and Allotment: Finally, issue debentures to subscribers and make necessary entries in the register.
Importance of Expert Guidance
Navigating the legal requirements and procedural complexities of debenture issuance can be challenging. Professional guidance ensures compliance with all regulatory norms, safeguarding against potential legal challenges and facilitating a smooth fundraising process.
Our team specializes in legal advisory and documentation, ensuring your company meets all statutory requirements while strategically addressing financial needs.
Why Choose Our Service?
- Expertise: In-depth knowledge and experience in debenture issuance.
- Compliance: Assured adherence to Companies Act 2013.
- Efficiency: Streamlined process to minimize time and maximize results.
Conclusion
Debenture issuance is an effective way for companies to secure funding under the Companies Act 2013. With our expertise, comprehensive support, and focus on compliance, we provide a reliable pathway to successful debenture fundraising.
How Debenture Issue Works
Follow these essential steps to efficiently issue debentures under the Companies Act 2013.
Board Approval
The first step involves securing approval from the board of directors for the proposed issue of debentures.
Shareholder Approval
Obtain necessary approvals from shareholders through a general meeting resolution.
Document Drafting
Prepare all required documentation, including the Debenture Trust Deed and Offer Letter.
Regulatory Filings
File the prescribed forms with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) and obtain necessary approvals.
Issuance and Allotment
After securing approvals, issue debentures to the selected investors and update statutory registers.
Required Documents
To issue debentures, the following documents are necessary:
Board Resolution
A copy of the board resolution approving the debenture issuance, signed by authorized members.
Shareholders' Resolution
A certified copy of the resolution passed in the general meeting.
Debenture Trust Deed
A formal agreement between the company and the debenture trustee, detailing terms and conditions.
Offer Letter
The letter defining the terms of the debenture issue, including the offer size, type, and terms.
ROC Filings
All forms and documents filed with the Registrar of Companies, including Form PAS-3 and others.
What is Included in Our Debenture Issue Service
Legal Advisory
Document Preparation
Compliance Check
ROC Filings
Post-Issue Support
Frequently Asked questions
Below are frequently asked questions regarding the issuance of debentures under the Companies Act 2013.

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