Registering a Sdn Bhd Company in Malaysia
Planning to start your very own business in Malaysia? Then
this how to register a Sdn Bhd company in Malaysia guide is exactly what you
are going to need as you get started on incorporating your very first company in
Malaysia.
What is a Sdn Bhd Company?
Let’s start with the most obvious question – what is a
Sendirian Berhad (or Sdn Bhd, as it is commonly known) company anyway? A Sdn
Bhd company is a legal business entity in Malaysia that has its
liability limited by shares.
When you register a Sendirian Berhad company, you will
be incorporating a private company, and the words Sdn Bhd will appear together
with the company’s name. A Sdn Bhd is also the most common form of business
entity in Malaysia, with many foreign and local entrepreneurs opting to register a Sdn Bhd company.
The reason why Sdn Bhd companies are the most popular
business entity option in Malaysia is because it is a separate legal entity
from its shareholders. This means that the directors have limited
liability for the debts and losses of the company.
How Would I Register a Sendirian
Berhad Company in Malaysia?
All companies in Malaysia can only be registered through a
licensed Company Secretary, which means you would need to appoint one for
the process. All companies will be required to register with the Companies
Commission of Malaysia, known locally as the SSM (Suruhanjaya Syarikat
Malaysia). The SSM is the statutory body which regulates all companies and
businesses legally operating in Malaysia.
All entrepreneurs will also be required to obtain approval
for the intended or proposed business name from the SSM before you can proceed
to the next stage of the registration process. Currently, all
companies can only be registered in Malaysia via the SSM’s MyCoID system,
which can only be done through your registered Company Secretary.
What Are the Requirements to
Register a Sdn Bhd Company in Malaysia?
To register a Sdn Bhd company in Malaysia, you are going to
need at least 2 directors who are residing in Malaysia, and 2
shareholders. Your directors must not have been declared bankrupt prior to
their appointment.
You would also need to prepare the following details:
- The proposed company name.
- The business activities of the new company (a maximum of 3 should be listed).
- Photocopy of the passport (foreigner) or IC (Malaysian) for all directors and shareholders.
- The residential address of all directors and shareholders.
- Information about the paid-up capital of the company.
- The share structure of the new company.
Need a Hand? 3E Is Here to Help!
There is certainly a demand that is on the rise among
entrepreneurs seeking to incorporate and register a Sdn Bhd company in Malaysia. That’s because registering a company in
Malaysia is now easier than ever, especially when you’ve got a team like 3E
Accounting on your side helping you navigate the process. 3E Accounting is
the industry’s leading expert on all business setup and our panel of
experts will help you meet all your business needs from start to finish.
If you’re ready to incorporate in Malaysia, then we’re ready
to help you! For more information on our available services, visit the 3E
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