Can a company refuse to register a share transfer?

Yes, a company can refuse to register a share transfer if the transfer does not comply with the company’s articles of association or if the directors believe it is not in the company’s best interest. If a transfer is refused, the company must inform the transferee and the transferor, providing reasons for the refusal.

By Xact+ Accountants|2025-03-07T00:26:49+01:00March 7, 2025|Categories: Transfer of Shares|0 Comments

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