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Dematerialisation of Shares in Private Companies | Rule 9B MCA Compliance Explained (2025)

📌 In this video, we explain the mandatory dematerialisation of shares for private companies in India under MCA Rule 9B of the Companies (Prospectus and Allotment of Securities) Rules, 2015. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has made it compulsory for all non-small private companies (excluding government and small companies) to convert their physical share certificates into dematerialised (electronic) form. Originally, the deadline was September 30, 2024, but it has now been extended to June 30, 2025. 👉 In this detailed one-hour session, you will learn: What is dematerialisation and why it is required Applicability of Rule 9B and exemptions for small and government companies Step-by-step compliance process (ISIN, Depository, RTA, Board approvals, shareholder communication) Role of NSDL, CDSL, and demat accounts Impact on private companies, shareholders, and investors Challenges for family businesses and mid-sized companies Advantages such as fraud prevention, transparency, and investor confidence Penalties and consequences of non-compliance Global practices and long-term benefits of dematerialisation ✅ This video is a must-watch for Company Secretaries, Chartered Accountants, Directors, Compliance Officers, Law Students, and Entrepreneurs who want to stay updated with MCA compliance updates in 2025. 🔔 Don’t forget to Subscribe for more videos on Company Law, SEBI, FEMA, IBC, and Corporate Compliance in India.📢 Follow us for more updates:    / @ramanareddyfcs      / @ramanareddy-fcs      / @ramanareddyfcs      / @ramanareddy-fcs   #Dematerialisation #MCACompliance #Rule9B #PrivateCompanies #CompanyLawIndia #CorporateCompliance #MCA2025 #DematShares #NSDL #CDSL #CompanySecretary #CharteredAccountant #CorporateLaw #Shareholding #MCAUpdates #IndianCorporateLaw #SEBI #FEMA #CorporateGovernance #IndiaBusiness