The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has announced that it will increase some of its service fees starting from August 1, 2025.
According to the commission, the decision was made following extensive consideration of the state of the economy, growing operating costs, and discussions with important stakeholders.
The fee adjustment is part of the commission’s efforts to provide effective, technology-driven services that meet the demands of businesses and the Nigerian economy, the agency noted in a public notice released on Tuesday.
Some of the main changes include: voluntary striking-off (removing a company name), now ₦50,000 for small companies and ₦100,000 for public companies (up from ₦25,000); re-listing a company, ₦50,000 for LTD/GTE, ₦100,000 for public companies; self-service due diligence search, ₦50,000; extension to hold AGM (Annual General Meeting), ₦100,000 for public companies and ₦50,000 for others; historical search reports, ₦20,000 to ₦30,000; certified copies of documents, ₦5,000 each; and director or proprietor address restriction, ₦25,000.
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The CAC stated that the decision is the result of careful consideration of current economic realities, rising operational costs, and engagement with critical stakeholders before implementation.
It added that the review is competitive, modest, and consistent with its commitment to uphold the integrity of the Nigerian Corporate Registry and improve service delivery through digitalised operations.
