Establish your large-scale enterprise with a Public Limited Company, enabling you to raise capital from the public and list on stock exchanges. Our experts ensure a seamless registration process.
A Public Limited Company is a form of company that offers its shares to the general public. It's a voluntary association of members that is incorporated under company law, with a separate legal identity and limited liability for its members.
By definition, it is a company that is not a private company and can invite the public to subscribe to its shares.
Requires a minimum of 7 shareholders to start, with no upper limit on the number of members.
As per the Companies Act, 2013, there is no minimum paid-up share capital requirement to form a Public Limited Company.
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We follow a structured and transparent process to get your Public Limited Company registered swiftly.
File an application for your business name via the SPICE+ PART A form. We help you choose a unique name that gets approved quickly.
We prepare and file essential documents like SPICE+, eMOA, and eAOA, all attested with the digital signatures of directors and shareholders.
The CRC processes the documents and upon approval, issues the Certificate of Incorporation along with PAN, TAN, and other mandatory registrations.
Ensure a smooth registration process by keeping these documents ready. All documents need to be self-attested.
Have questions? We have answers. Here are some common queries about Public Limited Company registration.
A Public Limited Company must have a minimum of seven shareholders (members). There is no maximum limit on the number of shareholders.
A minimum of three directors are required to form a Public Limited Company. A company can have up to 15 directors, which can be increased by passing a special resolution.
A prospectus is a legal document that must be issued if the company intends to raise capital from the public. If not raising funds publicly, a 'statement in lieu of prospectus' must be filed with the ROC.
Public Limited Companies have more stringent compliance requirements, including statutory audits, conducting at least four board meetings and one AGM annually, and filing various forms like MGT-7 and AOC-4 with the ROC.
Keep these documents ready for quick registration