Sdn Bhd In Malaysia
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Incorporate a Sdn Bhd in Malaysia
Registering a Sdn Bhd in Malaysia can be a complicated process, so it’s recommended to seek professional help to ensure that everything is handled properly. Contact us today and embark on your new journey!
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Select a Company Name and Prepare Documents
Choose a unique name for your Sdn Bhd and gather the necessary documents, such as the company constitution, information about directors and shareholders, and a declaration of compliance.
02
Submit Your Application
File your application with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM), including the required forms and fees. This step also involves getting approval for your chosen company name.
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Obtain the Certificate of Incorporation
After your application is approved, you will receive a Certificate of Incorporation, officially establishing your Sdn Bhd. You can then proceed to open a bank account and meet other regulatory requirements.
Requirements to Register a Company
Paid-up Capital
The minimum paid-up capital required is RM1. This is the amount that shareholders have agreed to contribute to the company at the time of incorporation. Non-Malaysians may need to provide larger amounts depending on the situation.
Not Bankrupt or Convicted
Individuals must not be bankrupt or have a criminal conviction. This ensures that only responsible individuals can manage and own the company, promoting good governance and financial integrity.
One
A Sdn Bhd in Malaysia requires at least one director for local representation and compliance. It also needs a minimum of one shareholder, who can be an individual or corporate entity, allowing flexibility for local and foreign investors.
Registered Office Address
You need a physical address in Malaysia where your company will be officially registered and can receive correspondence. This address cannot be a P.O. box.