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<h1>Companies Can Convert Debentures to Shares with Special Resolution Approval; Must Follow Section Regulations for Issuance and Redemption.</h1> A company can issue debentures with an option to convert them into shares upon redemption, subject to approval by a special resolution at a general meeting. Debentures cannot carry voting rights, and secured debentures must adhere to prescribed terms. Companies must establish a debenture redemption reserve from profits for redemption purposes. A prospectus or offer for debentures exceeding 500 members requires appointing debenture trustees. Trustees must protect debenture-holders' interests and cannot be exempt from liability for breach of trust. Companies must pay interest and redeem debentures as agreed. The Tribunal can impose restrictions or order redemption if a company defaults, with penalties for non-compliance. The Central Government may prescribe related procedures and requirements.