Consultation · SECP · 30 Nov 2022

Draft Unlisted Companies (Buy-Back of Shares) Regulations, 2022

The draft regulations set eligibility, procedure, obligations and restrictions for unlisted public and private companies buying back their own shares under section 88 of the Companies Act, 2017. A buy-back requires distributable profits or reserves, articles authorization, a special resolution passed within 45 days of board approval, and secured creditors' no-objection. Offers must be dispatched within three days of the resolution, remain open 15 days, be proportionate to existing holdings unless all members unanimously agree otherwise, and payment made within seven days of close. Purchased shares are cancelled immediately; special resolutions and returns must be filed with the registrar within 15 days. Comments are invited within 14 days of publication.

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