Use Cases
Common Shareholding Changes
Any financial interest shift over 5% should be disclosed.
Adding or removing shareholders in a licensed Cape Town business? Section 51(2) approvals keep the licence compliant while ownership shifts behind the scenes.

Section 51 regulates changes in the financial interest of a licensed entity. If partners buy in, investors exit, or shareholding ratios change, you must notify and obtain approval. Failing to do so risks suspension or rejection of future transfer/removal applications.
We also prepare the follow-on Transfer of Liquor Licence in Cape Town or Consent to Conduct Business in Cape Town applications when ownership changes culminate in a full sale.
Use Cases
Any financial interest shift over 5% should be disclosed.
Requirements
They want to know who now controls the licensed entity and whether they remain fit & proper.
We map the current and proposed shareholding to confirm Section 51 is the correct mechanism (or if Section 65 must accompany it).
Resolutions, CIPC filings, purchase agreements, and compliance certificates assembled.
Application lodged with Liquor Authority & SAPS for vetting of new financial interest holders.
We respond to any questions regarding funding sources, governance, or fit-and-proper concerns.
Licence file updated with new shareholding, clearing the way for future transfers or removals.
Risk Mitigation
Transparency keeps your Cape Town liquor licence future-proof.
Working With Us
From boutique wine bars to national groups, we treat every change with board-level care.
Let Beverly Jeursen handle the paperwork while you focus on your venue. Book a free consultation to confirm requirements and timelines.