We're an EAD with a single owner. Is it just as complex for us?
No — for an EAD the resolution is adopted by the sole owner of the capital, with no meeting and no notices, which simplifies the procedure considerably. What remains, though, is recalculating the nominal value of the shares and amending the statutes, so even for an EAD we work after a brief review rather than to a template. The quote for a standard EAD without share classes is close to that for an OOD.
What happens to bearer shares?
Bearer shares have been abolished in Bulgaria and have long been subject to conversion into registered shares. If your company has not yet converted its shares, that has to be resolved before or together with the redenomination — we will tell you how the two procedures fit together once we review the company file.
Can the share nominal end up as an "ugly" number?
On an exact recalculation at the rate — almost always. That is why the law allows an adjustment of up to ±5%: the usual approach is to round the nominal to a convenient figure (e.g. €1.00) and to reconcile the capital through the number of shares or within the permitted limits. Which option is clean for your structure we show in the quote, with specific figures.
We also have a planned capital increase. Should we do them together?
Usually yes — the two amendments to the statutes can go through a single General Meeting and a single application, which saves a second procedure. Because a capital increase has its own rules (contributions, subscription, deadlines), the combination is planned carefully — describe your intention in the enquiry.
How much does it cost for an AD?
It depends on the structure: a standard EAD without share classes is close to the price for an OOD; an AD with several share classes, many shareholders or accompanying changes requires more work. That is why we don't publish a single price but return a specific quote within 24 hours after reviewing the statutes — the review is free and with no obligation.