Scenario 8

Reduce Registered Capital

Manage registered capital reductions in compliance with Thai law, including statutory notices, shareholder approvals, and DBD filings.

The Scope

01
Capital reduction assessment

Review reduction method and legal requirements.

02
Information & document verification

Collect required corporate and creditor details.

03
Resolution drafting

Draft shareholder resolutions and supporting documents.

04
Statutory notice coordination

Coordinate creditor notices and publications where required.

05
MOA amendment & DBD filing

Submit Bor Or Jor 3 and supporting filings.

06
Updated company affidavit

Arrange issuance of the updated Company Affidavit.

What we typically need from the client (included in scope)

Capital reduction details

Current and reduced capital amounts with rationale.

Reduction method

Confirmation of reduction structure and effective date.

Company documents

Latest affidavit or registration set.

Creditor details

Creditor list if statutory notices are required.

Deliverables

Signed shareholder resolution

Approval of registered capital reduction.

Statutory notice evidence

Proof of creditor notification (if applicable).

DBD acknowledgement

Filing receipt from the DBD.

Updated Company Affidavit

Reflecting reduced registered capital.

Typical timeline

Statutory notice window + processing: Typically 30-45 days total (case-dependent)

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