If you’re registering a SARL (Private Limited Company) — which is the most common business form for small and medium enterprises — and your authorized capital is more than 1,000,000 FCFA, the law requires you to deposit that amount before registration. Read more…
If you’re registering a SARL (Private Limited Company), your authorized capital represents the total amount the shareholders agree to contribute to start the business. It’s the foundation of your company’s financial identity — what gives it structure, credibility, and strength. Read more…
Your authorized capital tells the world how serious your business is. It’s the first number investors, banks, and clients look at to judge whether your company has real capacity or is just another idea on paper. Read more…
When your company is created, the money you deposited becomes part of the company’s own funds.
It’s no longer your personal money — it belongs to the company as a legal entity. Read more…
It’s the first number investors, banks, and clients look at to judge whether your company has real capacity or is just another idea on paper. Read more…
When your company is created, the money you deposited becomes part of the company’s own funds.
It’s no longer your personal money — it belongs to the company as a legal entity. Read more…