The structure for larger businesses that plan to raise capital from the public or list on a stock exchange. Maximum credibility, scalability and access to funding.
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A Public Limited Company is a company registered under the Companies Act, 2013 that can offer its shares to the general public and, if it chooses, list on a recognised stock exchange. It is a separate legal entity with limited liability for its shareholders.
It requires a minimum of 3 directors and 7 shareholders, with no upper limit on the number of members. Because it can raise capital from the public, it is subject to stricter regulatory and disclosure requirements than a private limited company.
This structure suits established businesses with significant capital needs and ambitions to scale, attract institutional investment, or eventually go public through an IPO.
A Public Limited Company offers the greatest capacity to raise capital and scale.
Issue shares to the public and access the largest possible pool of investors.
Eligible to list on a stock exchange through an IPO as the business matures.
Shareholders’ liability is limited to the value of the shares they hold.
Strict disclosure norms build strong trust with investors, lenders and partners.
A simple, fully online process handled end-to-end by your dedicated CA.
A CA confirms a Public Limited Company fits your scale and funding plans.
We obtain Digital Signature Certificates and Director Identification Numbers for all directors.
We reserve your unique company name with the MCA through the SPICe+ process.
We file SPICe+ with MOA & AOA and deliver your Certificate of Incorporation, PAN & TAN.
Professional fees shown below. Government fees & stamp duty vary by state and are charged at actuals.
Complete Public Limited Company incorporation with all statutory documents.
+ Government fees at actuals
A minimum of 3 directors and 7 shareholders. There is no upper limit on the number of shareholders.
No. It can raise capital from the public without listing. Listing on a stock exchange is optional and involves a separate IPO process.
A public company can offer shares to the public and has no limit on members, but faces stricter compliance and disclosure requirements than a private company.
There is no mandatory minimum paid-up capital under current rules, though capital should be appropriate to the company’s scale and plans.
Public companies have extensive compliance — board and general meetings, statutory audit, ROC filings and additional disclosures. We can manage all of it for you.
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