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of <h1>Private Companies Must Remove 'Private' from Name for Public Conversion, Requires Central Government Approval u/s 21.</h1> A private company's conversion to a public entity requires the removal of 'Private' from its name, necessitating a formal name change application to the Central Government. This change, not the conversion itself, requires governmental approval under section 21. Without this approval, the Registrar cannot update the certificate of incorporation, company register, or memorandum of association per section 23. To minimize delays, companies should apply for name change approval simultaneously with notifying shareholders about meetings to amend articles of association for conversion. The process aims to avoid unnecessary delays in handling such applications.
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