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Capital increase for your Spanish SL

Increase your SL share capital with a notarial deed and Companies Registry inscription. We advise on the most suitable type: cash contributions, debt-to-equity conversion or capitalisation of reserves.

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What does the capital increase service include?

We handle the entire process: from drafting the shareholders' meeting minutes to Companies Registry inscription.

Advice on the type of increase: We analyse your case and recommend the most suitable method: cash contributions, debt-to-equity, non-cash contributions or capitalisation of reserves.
Shareholders' meeting minutes: We prepare the certificate of the shareholders' resolution approving the capital increase and the amendment of the articles.
Notarial deed: We coordinate the signing of the capital increase deed before a notary, in person or by video conference.
Companies Registry inscription: We file the deed at the Companies Registry so the increase is registered and enforceable against third parties.

How long does a capital increase take?

The full process takes between 2 and 4 weeks.

1

Day 1

Consultation

We analyse your case: type of increase, amounts, new shareholders and current articles.
2

Days 2-5

Meeting and documentation

We prepare the shareholders' resolution, bank certificate and amended articles.
3

Day 5-7

Notarial deed

Signing of the capital increase deed before a notary.
4

Days 7-21

Registry inscription

Filing and inscription at the Companies Registry.

What documents do I need?

Current articles of association
Shareholders' meeting resolution
Bank certificate (if cash contribution)
ID of all shareholders
Valuation report (if non-cash contribution)

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Types of capital increase

Four methods: cash contributions (most common), debt-to-equity conversion, non-cash contributions (requires valuation report), and capitalisation of reserves (no new money from shareholders).

Why increase your SL capital?

Common reasons: adding a new shareholder, strengthening solvency for bank financing, meeting public tender requirements, or capitalising accumulated profits.

Frequently asked questions about capital increases

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What is a capital increase?

It is the act of increasing a company's share capital through new contributions from shareholders or capitalisation of reserves. It requires a shareholders' resolution, notarial deed and Companies Registry inscription.

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How much does a capital increase cost?

Costs include: notarial fees (€150-400 depending on capital), Companies Registry inscription (€100-200) and our management fee. The Capital Operations Tax (1%) was eliminated in 2010, so the increase is tax-exempt.

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Can you increase capital without new money?

Yes, through capitalisation of reserves. Accumulated profits in the reserves account are converted into share capital. Shareholders do not contribute new money.

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Who handles your procedure

A team of lawyers and administrators prepares the paperwork, explains what you are going to sign and books you in with one of the registered notaries in our network. We are not a notary: the signature is always authorised by the notary.

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