Company secretarial
Share transfers & share capital changes in Zimbabwe
Bringing in a new shareholder, buying out a partner, or restructuring your share capital? We draft the transfer documents, update your registers and file the required notices.
What’s included
- Share transfer forms and board approval resolution
- New share certificates issued
- Register of members updated
- Notice of change to share capital (CR9) filed where required
- Beneficial ownership details updated
What we need from you
- Company name and registration number
- Who is transferring shares to whom, and how many
- ID copies and proof of address for new shareholders
- Your current share register, if you have it
How it works
- Tell us what’s changing.
- We confirm the documents needed and the price.
- We prepare everything for signature.
- We update the registers and file with the Registrar.
Starting price
From US$80
Your quote lists our fee and any Registrar or authority fees separately, so you see the full cost before we start.
Common questions
What is Form CR9 used for?
Under the Companies and Other Business Entities Act, notice of consolidation, conversion or split of share capital is filed on Form CR9.
Do share transfers have tax implications?
They can, for example capital gains tax or stamp duty. We’ll flag when you should speak to your accountant or ZIMRA before signing.
Can a PBC transfer interests?
PBC members hold interests rather than shares, and transfers follow different rules. Tell us your structure and we’ll advise.
Ready when you are
Tell us what you need on WhatsApp. We reply with the documents list, the price and a realistic timeline — usually the same working day.