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A share certificate is a document issued by a company that certifies a shareholder is the rightful registered owner of shares in the company. A certificate is issued as a receipt of her purchase and to reflect ownership of company shares as a legal proof.

A share certificate is a document that verifies a person's shareholdings in a company. Created and issued by companies limited by shares, a certificate is essentially a dated receipt proving that the named person is the registered owner of a certain class (type) and quantity of shares in a company.

A share certificate may be a good option when you're looking for an investment that offers a great interest rate and you don't foresee a need to withdraw your money before the maturity date. Investing in a share certificate is also a good option when you want a safe investment.

In some cases, however, an investor may choose to hold a physical share certificate, which details their share ownership. A share certificate can be replaced if it is lost, stolen, or damaged. In order to replace the physical certificate, the shareholder will need to contact the company's stock transfer agent.

Details Mentioned in Share Certificate The share certificate should be issued in Form SH-1 or any document that resembles Form SH-1. Name of the Company. CIN Number of the Company. Registered Office of the Company. Name of the owners of the shares. Folio number of the member.

If you buy a share, or have a company that sells shares, then you must supply, or can expect to be supplied with, a share certificate within two months of the purchase, issue, or transfer.

A shareholder receives a share certificate as a receipt of his or her purchase and to reflect ownership of a specified number of shares of the company. In today's financial world, physical share certificates are issued only rarely, with digital records replacing them in most cases.

If an investor wants a stock certificate, or if it is lost, stolen, or damaged, they can receive a new one by contacting a company's transfer agent.