For a successful IPO, it is important to manage and control the information exchange traffic and the services to be received from third parties. Rota Capital takes part in and manages all of these processes.
Companies that have switched to the registered capital system before the public offering may realize capital increases with a value below or above the nominal value only by the decision of the board of directors without the regulation of the general assembly, provided that it does not exceed the determined capital ceiling.
During the CSR transition application phase, companies may set a capital ceiling up to five times their paid-in capital or the shareholders' equity in their TFRS-compliant financial statements (included in the independent audit report).
Companies wishing to switch to the authorized capital system must have fully paid up their existing capital.
Companies that adopt the registered capital system may increase their capital up to their capital ceilings at the discretion of the board of directors for a period of five years.
If the five-year period expires, an application must be made to the CMB for an extension of time. Rota Capital manages all stages of applications for extension of the registered capital system.
It is basically based on the preparation of the balance sheet in the language of finance. The process of rehabilitating the balance sheet, which includes the determinations, opinions, regulations and amendment proposals obtained as a result of the examination of the financial structure, improves the credit outlook of the company at any level, strengthens its relations with routine financial institutions and paves the way for access to more diverse and appropriate loans.
In parallel with this study, existing borrowing is analyzed in terms of its costs and resources. Taking into account the current and future needs of the company, action plans are produced that include turning to alternative sources of finance or restructuring.
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