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Company Services

Corporate Secretarial Services in Mauritius

Statutory registers, board resolutions, regulatory filings and governance documentation — managed accurately and on time for Mauritius companies of all types.

Corporate secretarial work forms the bedrock of a well-governed Mauritius company. Every company incorporated in Mauritius is required by the Companies Act 2001 to maintain accurate statutory registers, hold annual meetings (where required), pass properly documented resolutions, file annual returns and keep its corporate records up to date with the Registrar of Companies. For GBC companies, the FSC also imposes its own governance and reporting obligations. A failure to maintain proper corporate records is not merely a technical breach — it can invalidate decisions, expose directors to personal liability, jeopardise the company's good standing and, in extreme cases, lead to the revocation of licences. Our corporate secretarial team manages all these obligations with precision, ensuring that your statutory records are always current, accurate and properly maintained.

Scope of corporate secretarial services

Statutory Registers and Record-Keeping

We maintain all mandatory statutory registers required under the Companies Act, including the Register of Members, Register of Directors, Register of Charges and Register of Beneficial Owners. These records are maintained in secure digital and physical formats and are available for inspection by authorised parties on request.

Board and Shareholder Resolutions

We draft, circulate and process board resolutions and shareholder resolutions — whether passed at meetings or by way of written resolution. All resolutions are properly dated, executed and filed in the company's minute books. We ensure that the resolution is appropriate in form and content for the specific corporate action being authorised.

Annual Returns and Statutory Filings

Every Mauritius company must file an annual return with the Registrar of Companies within the prescribed period after its financial year end. We prepare and file these returns and any other required notifications — including changes of director, changes of address, alterations to the constitution and allotments of shares — within applicable timeframes.

Certified Copies and Apostille

We prepare certified copies of corporate documents — certificates of incorporation, constitutions, registers, certificates of good standing — and arrange for apostille authentication where documents are required for use in foreign jurisdictions. We maintain a document management system to ensure quick retrieval of corporate records.

Our secretarial workflow

01

Corporate records audit

For new clients, we conduct a review of all existing corporate records to establish a complete and accurate baseline. Any gaps or inconsistencies in the statutory registers or filing history are identified and remedied.

02

Maintenance of registers and minute books

We update the statutory registers promptly whenever a change occurs — new shareholders, new directors, share transfers, changes of address — and maintain a comprehensive minute book of all board and shareholder decisions.

03

Filing management

We maintain a filing calendar for each client entity and submit all required documents to the Registrar of Companies, the FSC and other regulatory bodies within prescribed deadlines, retaining proof of filing for each submission.

04

Document certification and apostille

On request, we prepare certified extracts from the statutory registers, certified copies of corporate documents and Certificates of Good Standing, and arrange apostille authentication through the Mauritius authorities for international use.

Key statutory obligations we manage

  • Maintenance of Register of Members, Directors, Charges and Beneficial Owners
  • Annual return filing with the Registrar of Companies
  • Notification of changes in directors, shareholders or registered office
  • Preparation and safekeeping of board and shareholder resolutions
  • Keeping of annual general meeting records (where required)
  • Filing of constitutional amendments and special resolutions
  • Compliance with beneficial ownership disclosure requirements

Indicative costs

Corporate secretarial fees depend on the complexity of the company's corporate structure, the frequency of transactions and the volume of resolutions and filings. The following are indicative ranges.
البند النطاق الاستدلالي
Annual corporate secretarial retainer (standard GBC) USD 1,200 – 2,500
Annual corporate secretarial retainer (Authorised Company) USD 800 – 1,500
Preparation of board or shareholder resolution (ad hoc) USD 150 – 400 per resolution
Certificate of Good Standing and apostille USD 200 – 400

الأسئلة الشائعة

Who is responsible for ensuring a company's statutory registers are maintained?
The directors of the company are ultimately responsible for ensuring that statutory records are properly maintained. In practice, this obligation is delegated to the licensed Management Company, which is legally required to maintain the registers as part of its role as administrator. Directors retain ultimate accountability.
What is a Certificate of Good Standing and when do I need one?
A Certificate of Good Standing is an official document issued by the Registrar of Companies confirming that the company is duly incorporated, its licence is current, and it has met its annual filing obligations. It is commonly required by banks, counterparties, foreign regulators and courts in connection with cross-border transactions, account openings and legal proceedings.
Can resolutions be passed by written consent rather than at a physical meeting?
Yes. Under the Mauritius Companies Act, resolutions of directors and shareholders can generally be passed by way of written resolution signed by all required parties, without the need for a physical meeting. This is a practical convenience for companies with international shareholders and directors, provided the constitution does not restrict this mechanism.
How long must corporate records be retained?
Under the Companies Act, companies are generally required to retain accounting records and certain statutory documents for a minimum of seven years. We maintain secure digital and physical archives of all corporate records for the required retention periods.
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