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Hi there Nicholas Campion here from 1st Formations here today to talk to you about transferring and issuing company shares now this video is part of our ongoing whiteboard thursday series the series where we take a look at all of the aspects of running a limited company here in the UK so if you want to keep up to date and find out all there is to know about forming and administering companies then hit that subscribe button but for now lets get started so limited companies can issue more shares at any point after incorporation likewise shareholders who are also known as company members can transfer or sell shares to other people at any time in the cases of both transferring and issuing shares the correct procedures must be followed in ance with the provisions as set out by the companies act 2006 the companys own articles of association and of course any shareholder agreements if there are ones in place to start with lets take a look at how you go about transferring company shares now