SECP Form 7 in Pakistan: Notice of Alteration in Share Capital: Professional Guidance and Assistance
Share-Capital Changes Should Be Supported by Proper Corporate Authority
Updated 20 September 2026. Current SECP Form 7 is used for notice of alteration in share capital. Before filing, the company should review its authorised capital, constitutional documents, member approvals and related share records.
Taxocrate can review a proposed share-capital alteration, resolutions and related SECP filing sequence before Form 7 submission.
Updated 16 September 2026.
What Form 7 Covers
Form 7 reports an alteration in the company’s share capital within the scope of the current Companies Act and Regulations framework.
Corporate Approval
The company should establish that the proposed alteration is permitted by its constitutional documents and supported by the required board or member action.
Capital and Share Records
After a capital change, the memorandum, statutory registers and later allotment records should remain consistent.
Form 7 and Form 3 Are Different
Form 7 concerns alteration in share capital, while Form 3 covers return of allotment and specified changes in shareholding, membership or voting rights.
Related Forms
See Form 26 — Special Resolution and SECP Statutory Forms Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Form 7 used for?
It is the current SECP form for notice of alteration in share capital.
Is Form 7 the same as Form 3?
No. Form 3 addresses allotment and specified ownership changes; Form 7 addresses alteration in share capital.
Can a capital alteration require a resolution?
Yes. The required corporate authority depends on the nature of the alteration and the applicable law.