Hi,
That's a lot of info to process. Firstly, I have attached the Companies Act.
Companies Act 2008 as amended.pdf
Then, when it comes to profit companies, there are only two types, a private company and a public company. A "Holdings" company is simply a name the incorporator came up with. Any company can own the shares in another company. If it owns sufficient shares to control the board then it is the holding company and the other company is then subsidiary to it. You cannot register a holding company; a company becomes a holding company by owning sufficient equity of another company to enable it to control that company's board. In other words it becomes a holding company due to its activities, not its name.
To register a public company (that enables you offer shares to the public) requires that you submit a CoR15.1b, or you should draft your own MOI. At this point at least you should engage a professional. I would advise that you do that anyway, what you are referring to is not for amateurs, myself included.
Have a look at this link for more information
http://www.cipc.co.za/index.php/mana...es-prospectus/
Good luck!
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