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Statutory Registers Format — MGT-1, CHG-7, MBP-2, MBP-4 Templates (Word)

The registers every company must maintain under the Companies Act, 2013, each as a ready-to-fill headed table — members (MGT-1), directors & KMP (s. 170), charges (CHG-7), loans and investments (MBP-2), related-party contracts (MBP-4) and share transfers.

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Updated 29 Jul 2026
Core registers
MGT-1, s.170 directors & KMP, CHG-7, MBP-2, MBP-4
Kept at
Registered office (s. 94 relaxation by special resolution)
MBP-2 / MBP-4 discipline
Placed before the next board meeting and signed
Inspection
Open to members; certain registers to any person
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STATUTORY REGISTERS PACK

[Registers required under the Companies Act, 2013 — maintained at the registered office]

Financial year ended: ___ | Register pack printed on: ___

1. Register of Members — Form MGT-1 [s. 88(1)(a), Rule 3 of the Companies (Management and Administration) Rules, 2014]

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Common questions

FAQs.

Which statutory registers must every company maintain?
The core set: register of members in Form MGT-1 (s. 88, Rule 3 of the Management and Administration Rules), register of directors and KMP and their shareholding (s. 170 — no form prescribed), register of charges in Form CHG-7 (s. 85, Rule 10(1) of the Registration of Charges Rules), register of loans / guarantees / security / investments in Form MBP-2 (s. 186(9)), and register of contracts in which directors are interested in Form MBP-4 (s. 189). Event-based registers include MGT-2 (debenture holders), MGT-3 (foreign register), SH-2 (renewed / duplicate certificates), SH-3 (sweat equity), SH-6 (ESOP), SH-10 (buy-back) and MBP-3 (investments not held in own name).
Is there a prescribed form for the register of share transfers?
No. The Companies Act, 2013 does not prescribe a form for a transfer register (the 1956-era register lapsed with the old Act). The legal record of a transfer is the updated register of members in MGT-1 plus the endorsed certificate; a separate transfer register remains standard secretarial practice because it gives a chronological audit trail of lodgement, board approval and endorsement, which this pack provides as a headed table.
Where must the registers be kept, and can they be electronic?
Registers are kept at the registered office. Under s. 94(1), the register of members and related indices / returns may be kept at any other place in India where more than one-tenth of the members entered in the register reside, if approved by a special resolution. Companies may maintain the records in electronic form under s. 120 read with the Management and Administration Rules — most secretarial teams maintain these tables digitally and print for inspection.
What is the discipline around MBP-2 and MBP-4 entries?
Entries in the MBP-2 register (s. 186(9) — every loan, guarantee, security and acquisition) and the MBP-4 register (s. 189 — contracts in which directors are interested u/s 184(2) / 188) must be made promptly, placed before the next board meeting, and the MBP-4 must be signed by all directors present at that meeting. These signatures are among the first items a secretarial auditor tests, so keep the signature columns current.
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