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Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020 · Part B · Chapter 2

Section 63 Re-registration of public company as private limited company

(1)
A public company may be re-registered as a private limited company if—
(a)
a special resolution that it should be so re-registered is passed ;
(b)
the conditions specified under this section are met ; and
(c)
an application for re-registration is delivered to the Commission in accordance with section 66, together with—
(i)
the other documents required by that section, and
(ii)
a statement of compliance.
(2)
The conditions are that—
(a)
where no application under section 64 for cancellation of the resolution has been made—
(i)
having regard to the number of members who consented to, or voted in favour of, the resolution, no such application may be made, or
(ii)
the period within which such an application could be made has expired ; or
(b)
where such an application has been made—
(i)
the application has been withdrawn, or
(ii)
an order has been made confirming the resolution and a copy of that order has been delivered to the Commission.
(3)
The company shall make such changes—
(a)
in its name ; and
(b)
in its memorandum and articles, as are necessary in connection with its becoming a private company limited by shares or, as the case may be, by guarantee.
Cite as: Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020, section 63

What this section means

From the guide: Re-registering a company under CAMA 2020: private, public, limited and unlimited

  • A public company can become a private limited company by special resolution once the time for objectors has passed (section 63).

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Source: Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020 (Act No. 3 of 2020), Official Gazette No. 124, Lagos, 10 August 2020. General information, not legal advice.