A change in the name clause of a company involves altering its registered name as stated in the memorandum of association. To effect this change, the company must pass a special resolution at a general meeting and obtain approval from the Registrar of Companies (ROC). The company must file the amended memorandum and a resolution with the ROC, along with a fresh certificate of incorporation reflecting the new name. This process ensures that the new name is legally recognized and properly recorded. Updating the name clause is essential for maintaining accurate corporate records and aligning the company’s identity with its current branding and business objectives.