Share certificate issuance rules for Nepali companies

Share certificates are more than symbolic documents. They represent ownership evidence and support later transactions involving shareholders, investors, and internal records. Many companies delay issuance because they assume it can be handled informally later, but that often creates confusion.\n\nProper issuance usually requires approved share structure records, board decisions, shareholder details, and consistent documentation that matches company registrar filings. If the company plans to bring in new investors or make capital changes later, weak share records can become a serious obstacle.\n\nIssuing certificates correctly and maintaining a register early helps companies stay ready for due diligence, internal governance, and future restructuring.