Changing a company name is a significant decision that can affect branding, legal standing, and business operations. Companies may choose to change their name for various reasons, including rebranding to reflect a new direction, merger or acquisition, legal issues such as trademark conflicts, or expanding into new markets. The legal process for changing a company name typically begins with passing a board resolution, followed by a special resolution passed by shareholders. The company must then apply to the Registrar of Companies (RoC) for approval, ensuring the new name doesn’t conflict with other businesses or trademarks.
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