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How to conduct compliance checks in Kenya At Capita Registrars Limited, we specialize in compliance audits, corporate governance, and legal advisory services to keep your business on the right track. How can we help your organization with compliance checks? Essential Compliance Checks for Companies in Kenya Business Registration and Licensing Every company in Kenya must…
Frequently asked questions on registering a company in Kenya as a Foreigner 1. Can a foreigner register a company in Kenya? Yes, foreigners can fully own and register a company in Kenya without requiring a local partner. However, some business sectors (e.g., telecommunications, insurance, and banking) may have restrictions on foreign ownership. 2. What is…
Transfer of shares in a company in Kenya The transfer of shares enables shareholders to adjust their stakes in a company or exit entirely. Share transfers can occur due to various reasons, including business restructuring, personal decisions, or changes in strategic investments. The transfer of shares in Kenya is primarily governed by the Companies Act,…
Appointment of a Shareholder in Kenya A shareholder is an owner of a company. A shareholding certificate confirms the number of shares an individual or a corporation in a company. Shareholding implies ownership. Appointment of a shareholder can be made in various ways such as; During the incorporation of a company Transfer of shares from…
Procedure of Registering a Company in Kenya Company registration in Kenya is a structured process regulated by the Companies Act, 2015. This guide outlines the steps and requirements necessary to successfully register a company in Kenya. 1. Reserve a Company Name The first step in company registration in Kenya is name reservation. You must propose…
The Role of a Company Secretary at an Annual General Meeting A successful meeting starts with thorough preparation. Proper preparation should begin at least 30 days in advance. This includes issuing statutory notices—21 days for an Annual General Meeting (AGM) and 28 days for meetings requiring a Special Notice. This post outlines the practical role…
