Starting @ ₹ 29999/-
Unlimited Capital RaisingRaise funds publicly through share issuance and IPO.
Maximum Legal CredibilityHighest trust level with investors and business partners.
Stock Exchange ListingEligible for listing on BSE, NSE and other exchanges.
Global Business ExpansionStructure supports international operations and joint ventures effectively.
Best value with transparent pricing, expert support, and full compliance throughout.
Comprehensive service with full documentation and support.
Comprehensive service with full documentation and support.
Comprehensive service with full documentation and support.
Apply for name reservation through MCA RUN portal. Name must end with 'Limited' and comply with MCA naming guidelines for public companies.
Acquire Digital Signature Certificates for all seven directors. Apply for Director Identification Numbers through MCA portal for each proposed director.
Prepare Memorandum of Association, Articles of Association, and consent letters. Collect required identity and address proofs from all directors and subscribers.
Submit integrated SPICe+ form with all attachments including prospectus draft if planning immediate public offering within incorporation timeline.
Secure PAN, TAN automatically with incorporation. Apply for GST registration if required based on projected business turnover and operations.
ROC issues Certificate of Incorporation along with CIN. Company gains legal entity status and can commence authorized business activities immediately.
Establish current account with authorized dealer banks. Submit incorporation certificate and board resolution for account opening procedures.
Appoint statutory auditor, file INC-20A form, establish internal audit systems, and prepare for enhanced regulatory reporting requirements.
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Here is s a quick checklist of documents you will need to get started smoothly.
Raise funds from public through share issues, IPOs, and bonds. Access to stock exchanges provides unlimited growth capital opportunities.
Eligible for listing on major exchanges like BSE and NSE. Provides market valuation, liquidity, and exit opportunities for investors.
Highest level of trust and credibility in market. Banks, suppliers, and partners prefer dealing with public companies.
Structure supports international expansion, foreign collaborations, and cross-border mergers and acquisitions effectively.
Clear governance framework with independent directors. Professional management ensures efficient operations and strategic decision making.
Stringent SEBI regulations, quarterly reporting, and enhanced disclosure norms. Requires dedicated compliance team and systems.
Expensive setup with minimum seven directors, high government fees, and professional costs. Annual compliance costs are significantly higher.
All financial information becomes public. Business strategies, performance metrics, and decisions are exposed to competitors and public.
Complex registration process taking 15-30 days. Requires extensive documentation and multiple regulatory approvals before commencement.
Subject to SEBI, MCA, and stock exchange regulations. Non-compliance can result in penalties, delisting, and director disqualification.
Appoint qualified Chartered Accountant as statutory auditor within 30 days of incorporation. Auditor conducts annual financial audit and files reports with ROC and regulatory authorities as per Companies Act requirements.
Conduct minimum four board meetings annually with proper notice and quorum. Maintain detailed minutes and file board resolutions with ROC. Independent directors must be appointed as per regulatory norms.
File Form MGT-7 and AOC-4 annually with ROC containing financial statements, director details, and shareholding patterns. Ensure timely submission to avoid penalties and maintain good standing.
Comply with Securities Exchange Board regulations if listed or planning IPO. File quarterly results, annual reports, and maintain disclosure norms as per listing agreement requirements.
All directors must file DIR-3 KYC annually to maintain active DIN status. Ensure compliance with independent director requirements and board composition norms as mandated.
Maintain minimum paid-up capital of Rs 5 lakhs. File returns for any changes in share capital, issue of shares, or transfer of securities with ROC and depositories.
Prepare and file quarterly financial results with stock exchanges if listed. Maintain transparency in financial reporting and ensure compliance with accounting standards and regulations.
File income tax returns, TDS returns, and GST filings as applicable. Maintain proper books of accounts and ensure timely payment of all statutory dues and taxes.
Establish audit committee, nomination committee, and other mandatory committees. Ensure compliance with corporate governance norms and maintain transparency in operations and decision making processes.
Key Benefits of Choosing Public Limited Company
Raise unlimited funds through public share offerings, IPOs, and debt instruments. Access to capital markets provides extensive growth opportunities.
Eligible for listing on BSE, NSE enabling share trading. Provides liquidity to shareholders and enhances company valuation significantly.
Highest level of business credibility and trust. Banks, investors, and partners prefer dealing with publicly listed companies.
Structure supports international operations, joint ventures, and strategic partnerships. Ideal for companies planning overseas business expansion.
Clear separation between ownership and management. Professional board structure ensures efficient corporate governance and decision making.
Shares are freely transferable providing liquidity to investors. Easy exit options for stakeholders through open market transactions.
Exceptional service for our public company incorporation! The team handled all regulatory complexities professionally. Clear guidance throughout the process made it seamless.
A Public Limited Company requires a minimum of 7 directors and 7 shareholders. At least one director must be a resident of India. There is no maximum limit on the number of directors, but practical considerations suggest an optimal board size.
The minimum paid-up capital required is Rs 5 lakhs. However, the authorized capital should be higher based on business requirements. There is no maximum limit on capital, allowing unlimited fundraising opportunities.
Yes, a Private Limited Company can be converted to Public Limited Company by passing special resolution, altering MOA and AOA, and filing necessary forms with ROC. The process requires compliance with public company norms.
No, listing on stock exchange is not mandatory immediately after incorporation. However, if the company raises funds from public or has more than 200 shareholders, listing becomes mandatory within specified timeframe.
Public companies must file annual returns, conduct board meetings, appoint statutory auditors, maintain registers, file quarterly results (if listed), comply with SEBI norms, and ensure proper corporate governance standards.
The registration process typically takes 15-30 working days depending on document completeness and ROC processing time. Complex cases or additional approvals may extend the timeline further.
Yes, foreign nationals can be directors, but at least one director must be an Indian resident. Foreign directors need to obtain DIN and comply with FEMA regulations for any foreign investment involvement.
Public companies can raise unlimited capital from public, get stock exchange listing, have higher credibility, enable easy transfer of shares, and provide better exit opportunities for investors compared to private companies.
Public Limited Companies can engage in any lawful business activity mentioned in their MOA. However, certain regulated sectors like banking, insurance, and NBFC require additional licenses and approvals from respective regulators.
If paid-up capital falls below Rs 5 lakhs, the company must restore it within six months. Failure to do so may result in conversion to private company or winding up proceedings as per Companies Act provisions.