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<h1>Companies Can Issue Bonus Shares From Free Reserves, With Board Approval; Not From Asset Revaluation Reserves</h1> A company can issue fully paid-up bonus shares to its members from its free reserves, securities premium account, or capital redemption reserve account, but not from reserves created by asset revaluation. To do so, the company must be authorized by its articles, receive Board and general meeting approval, and ensure no defaults on fixed deposits, debt securities, or statutory employee dues. Any partly paid-up shares must be fully paid-up before issuing bonus shares, and all prescribed conditions must be met. Bonus shares cannot replace dividends.