How to Increase Share Capital in an Estonian OÜ
Raising the share capital of an Estonian OÜ — for example from the €2,500 minimum to a higher figure, or to bring in new investment — requires a shareholders’ decision and usually a matching amendment to the articles of association. The register is strict about the details, so getting the wording right saves a rejection.
What this document is
A share-capital increase decision (osakapitali suurendamise otsus) records the new capital amount, how it is contributed (monetary or non-monetary), the new share sizes, and the effective date. It goes together with the põhikiri amendment reflecting the new capital.
Why generate it here
- Generates the capital-increase decision + the related articles amendment together.
- Details pre-filled correctly for the register’s strict format.
- Bilingual ET+EN, e-Residency digital-sign friendly.
How it works
- 1 Enter the new capital amount, contributions and effective date.
- 2 Preview and pay €6.45 (−50% first).
- 3 Receive the Estonian decision (+ articles amendment) and English copy, PDF + DOCX.
Frequently asked
What is the minimum share capital of an OÜ?
Since the 2023 Commercial Code reform there is no fixed statutory minimum — a company can be founded with a nominal capital. When you increase it, the decision and articles must state the new figure precisely.
Can I contribute the increase in kind?
Yes, non-monetary contributions are possible but must be valued and described. The decision must record the type and value of the contribution.
Does raising capital need a notary?
For a standard monetary increase in an OÜ, the decision and articles amendment are filed digitally through the register — no notary in the usual case.
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