Originally Posted by
Andromeda
Hi Bob
Short of a court order,no. I'll assume no company secretary has been appointed, that being the case then:
- the directors issue shares, so then they should provide you with a subscription agreement (unless you are buying from an existing shareholder)
- the directors are the ones who have to maintain the register of shareholders. The Act actually makes provision for a huge fine if it is not maintained. So you could consult that.
- the most recent annual financial statements will disclose the shareholder at that year end, either in the general information section, the director's report, or the note on share capital in the notes section.
If none of them are able to provide the information that you seek, and you have not been provided with a subscription agreement, then you should not be investing there.
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