Documents · South Africa
Official, Companies-Act-compliant share certificates for every shareholder.
A share certificate is legal proof that a person owns shares in a South African Pty Ltd. SARS, banks, BEE verification agencies and investors all require valid share certificates — and CIPC mandates them under the Companies Act 71 of 2008.
Amashad issues professionally formatted, Companies-Act-compliant share certificates for each shareholder, with company seal, share class, percentage shareholding and director signatures.
Provide a list of shareholders, ID numbers and shareholding percentages.
We draft the certificates in our branded Companies-Act-compliant template.
Two directors sign; the company seal is applied.
PDF + editable copies emailed within 2–3 business days.
Section 51 of the Companies Act requires that every shareholder receive a share certificate within 10 business days of allotment. Companies without proper certificates are routinely flagged during BEE verifications, due-diligence reviews and bank account audits.
If you've registered a Pty Ltd but never issued share certificates, you're technically non-compliant. We back-issue certificates with the original allotment date — a routine fix.
Yes. Section 51 of the Companies Act requires that each shareholder receive a certificate within 10 business days of allotment.
Yes. We routinely back-issue certificates for companies that were registered without them.
Yes, as an optional add-on we update or create the full Securities Register.
Signed PDFs by email within 2–3 business days, plus an editable original for your records.
Use our online Share Certificate Generator to produce a professional, Companies-Act-compliant certificate in minutes. Upload your company logo, choose a design, sign electronically and download, print or email your A4 certificate instantly.
A4 landscape PDF · Electronic signatures · Securely stored · POPIA compliant
Request a free, no-obligation quote — we respond within one business day.