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NCLT Approves ₹203 Cr Preference Share Capital Reduction

July 19, 2026

The NCLT Mumbai has approved a ₹203 Crore reduction of preference share capital under Section 66 of the Companies Act. This decision affirms legal compliance in restructuring corporate capital.

NCLT Approves ₹203 Cr Preference Share Capital Reduction

The NCLT Mumbai has granted approval for a reduction in preference share capital amounting to ₹203 Crores. This decision, delivered on July 19, 2026, followed the Tribunal's review of the company's compliance with legal requirements under Section 66 of the Companies Act.

The Tribunal's approval is a testament to the company's adherence to statutory mandates, thus permitting further flexibility in corporate restructuring and financial management. The decision clearly delineates the framework within which companies can operate concerning share capital modifications.

For legal professionals, this ruling highlights the importance of maintaining compliance with statutory obligations while pursuing capital reductions, as it provides a foundation for similar requests from other entities undergoing restructuring efforts.

Citations

  • NCLT Mumbai (2026) NCLT 456 Page 321
Source:NCLT Mumbai
Practice Areas:corporate

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