Public Limited Company
A Public Limited Company (PLC) is a business entity that offers limited liability to its shareholders and allows its shares to be publicly traded on stock exchanges. Governed by the Companies Act, 2013, a PLC can have an unlimited number of shareholders, providing greater opportunities for capital raising. This structure is ideal for larger businesses or those seeking to expand significantly. The ability to issue shares to the public enhances its access to financing, while also increasing transparency and regulatory compliance.
To form a public limited company, registration with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) is required, along with adherence to stringent legal and financial disclosures, including the appointment of independent directors, filing of prospectus, and maintaining statutory records. A PLC is best suited for businesses that require substantial capital and wish to scale while adhering to high governance standards.
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Our Process for Public Limited Company Registration
Step 1
Initial Form Submission
Begin the process by completing a simple form to provide the required basic details.
Step 2
Expert Consultation
Engage in a detailed discussion with our experts to assess your business's nature and operational scale.
Step 3
Documentation Preparation
Our professional team will draft and finalize all essential documents, including the Memorandum of Association (MOA), Articles of Association (AOA), and other necessary legal papers.
Step 4
MCA Compliance and Incorporation
The final stage involves completing all Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) formalities to officially incorporate your company.
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Silver
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Registration of Public Limited Company
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CIN (Corporate Identification Number) Allocation
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MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) Processing
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SPICe+ Part A (Name Reservation)
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SPICe+ Part B (Company Registration and Related Filings)
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Allotment of 3 DINs (Director Identification Numbers)
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Assistance in Opening a Current Account (at the nearest branch)
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MOA (Memorandum of Association) and AOA (Articles of Association) Drafting
Gold
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Register Your Public Limited Company with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs
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Drafting and Filing by Qualified CA/CS (Chartered Accountant/Company Secretary)
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Expert Guidance and Advice by CA/CS
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MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) Processing and CIN (Corporate Identification Number) Allocation
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Preparation of MOA (Memorandum of Association) and AOA (Articles of Association)
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Allotment of 3 DINs (Director Identification Numbers)
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Drafting of the First Board Resolution Documentation
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Preparation of Consent Letter for Directors
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Filing of ADT-1 for Auditor Appointment
Platinum
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Registration of Public Limited Company
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CIN (Corporate Identification Number) Allocation
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MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) Processing
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SPICe+ Part A (Name Reservation)
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SPICe+ Part B (Company Registration and Related Filings)
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Allotment of 3 DINs (Director Identification Numbers)
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Assistance in Opening a Current Account at the Nearest Branch
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Drafting of MOA (Memorandum of Association) and AOA (Articles of Association)
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Trademark Filing for Brand Protection
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Appointment of Auditor
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Preparation of Financial Statements
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MCA Annual Return Filing
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FAQ'S
A Public Limited Company is a company whose shares are publicly traded on stock exchanges, offering limited liability to its shareholders and allowing for an unlimited number of shareholders.
The process includes submitting documents such as the memorandum and articles of association, the company’s name, PAN card, address proof, and fulfilling requirements for board composition and financial disclosures.
Key benefits include access to public capital, enhanced credibility, the ability to attract investors, and the potential for significant business expansion.
Yes, PLCs must comply with stringent regulatory requirements, including annual filings, financial disclosures, and corporate governance practices like independent director appointments and statutory audits.
Businesses aiming for substantial capital raising, large-scale operations, and public investment opportunities should consider forming a Public Limited Company.
