Consultation · SECP · 6 Apr 2021

SRO 449(I)/2021 – Draft Amendments to Companies (General Provisions and Forms) Regulations, 2018

The draft adds regulation 20A setting board-approval thresholds for capital expenditure and fixed-asset disposals under section 183(2)(i) of the Companies Act, 2017. For public interest and large-sized companies, single-item capital expenditure above 25 million rupees and disposals above the lower of 5 million rupees or 1% of total assets require board approval; for medium and small-sized companies the limits are 5 million rupees and the lower of 1 million rupees or 1% of total assets. Capital expenditure on, or disposal of, land and building requires board approval regardless of amount. Amounts within these limits may be approved by a board-constituted committee comprising the CEO, CFO and at least one director. Comments are invited within fourteen days.

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