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Setting up a business in India often involves choosing a public limited company as a preferred option. A public limited company (PLC) is a business entity that offers shares to the general public, allowing anyone to invest in the company through a stock exchange, and is subject to more regulations and shareholder obligations than private limited companies.

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    4 easy steps to register public limited company

    • Fill up the Form.

    • Submit the documents.

    • Pay only professional fee.

    • Get your Public limited company registered.

    Public Limited Company Registration Process

    • 📞 Get in Touch with Us

      Call or WhatsApp us for a free consultation. We explain eligibility, documentation, capital requirements (minimum ₹5 lakh), and compliance responsibilities of a Public Limited Company.

    • 📄 Document Collection

      We collect PAN, Aadhaar, address proof, photos, business address documents, utility bill, NOC, and digital signature (DSC) documents of minimum 3 directors and 7 shareholders.

    • 💳 Fee Payment

      Pay our professional and government fees securely through UPI, bank transfer, or online payment gateway. Package includes DSC, DIN, name approval, and incorporation filing.

    • 🔐 Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) Setup

      We assist all proposed directors in obtaining their Digital Signature Certificates (DSC), required for MCA filings.

    • 📝 Name Reservation (SPICe+ Part A)

      We file your name approval application with MCA using SPICe+ Form, and get your proposed company name reserved.

    • 📑 Filing Incorporation Forms (SPICe+ Part B)

      After name approval, we file SPICe+ Part B along with eMoA, eAoA, AGILE-PRO (for PAN, TAN, GST, EPFO, ESIC), DIR-2 (consent to act as director), and INC-9 declarations.

    • 📤 Submission & MCA Approval

      We submit the complete application, track its status, and follow up with MCA until the Certificate of Incorporation (COI) is issued.

    • 📬 Company Incorporated

      You receive the COI, PAN, TAN, GST (if opted), and EPF/ESIC registrations along with your Public Limited Company Number.

    • 🔧 Post-Incorporation Support

      We help with bank account opening, first board meeting, share allotment, statutory register preparation, and setup of ROC and Income Tax compliances.

    Documents Required for Public Limited Company Registration

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      Identity Proof for Shareholders and Directors:

      Acceptable forms of identification include Aadhar cards, PAN cards, or voter IDs for all shareholders and directors.
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      Address Proof for Shareholders and Directors

      Copies of identification documents for the trustees and settler, such as Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, or passports
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      Company Office Address Proof

      Telephone / Gas / Water / Electricity bill which should not be older than 2 months.
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      Digital Signature Certificates (DSC)

      Required for all designated directors to authenticate documents digitally.
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      Foundational Documents

      Copies of the company's Articles of Association (AOA) and Memorandum of Association (MOA).
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      Landlord's Consent Letter

      A letter from the landlord of your business premises giving permission for your company to operate from that location.

    Advantages Of a Public Limited Company

    Raising Capital Through Public Issue of Shares.

    Widening The Shareholder Base and Spreading Risk

    Other Finance Opportunities.

    Growth And Expansion Opportunities.

    Prestigious Profile and Confidence.

    Transferability Of Shares.

    Exit Strategy.

    More Regulatory Requirements.

    Flexibility in Shareholder Structure

    Disadvantages of a Public Limited Company

    Takeovers

    Loss of control

    More regulation

    High costs

    Increase legal implication

    More complex accounting requirements

    Ownership issues

    Short-termism

    There will be more expenses

    Risk of hostile takeovers

    To form a Public Limited Company (PLC) in India, you must meet the following requirements:

    Shareholders

    A minimum of seven shareholders are required

    Directors

    A minimum of three directors are required

    Share capital

    A minimum paid-up capital of ₹5 lakhs is required

    Company secretary

    A qualified company secretary must be appointed

    Annual audit

    An annual audit of accounts is mandatory

    Public filings

    Annual returns and financial statements must be filed with the Registrar of Companies (ROC)

    Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)

    A DSC is required for one of the directors

    Director Identification Number (DIN)

    Each director must have a DIN

    Company name

    The name must comply with the Company Act and Rules

    Memorandum of Association (MOA)

    This document is required

    Articles of Association (AOA)

    This document is required

    Form DIR – 12

    This form must be duly filled out

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    Compare with other company types

    Pick a Business Structure That Works Best For Your Business

    • Applicable Law
    • Registration
    • Number of Owners
    • Separate Legal Entity
    • Liability Protection
    • Statutory Audit
    • Ownership Transfer
    • Perpetual Existence
    • Foreign Ownership
    • Taxation Liability
    • Compliance Requirement

    Proprietorship

    • No specific Act
    • Not mandatory
    • One
    • No
    • Unlimited
    • No
    • Not possible
    • No
    • Not allowed
    • Individual tax rates
    • Low

    One Person Company (OPC)

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • One
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Restricted
    • Yes
    • Allowed with conditions
    • 25% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • Moderate

    Partnership

    • Partnership Act, 1932
    • With Registrar of Firms
    • Min. 2, Max. 50
    • No
    • Unlimited
    • No (unless turnover > limit)
    • Not possible
    • No
    • Not allowed
    • 30% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • Low

    Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)

    • LLP Act, 2008
    • With MCA
    • Min. 2, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Possible
    • Yes
    • Allowed
    • 30% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • Moderate

    Private Limited Company

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • Min. 2, Max. 200
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Possible
    • Yes
    • Allowed
    • 25% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • High

    Public Limited Company

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • Min. 7, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Possible
    • Yes
    • Allowed
    • 25% (plus surcharge & cess)
    • High

    Section 8 Company

    • Companies Act, 2013
    • With MCA
    • Min. 2, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Restricted
    • Yes
    • Allowed with conditions
    • Exempted (if conditions met)
    • Moderate

    Trust

    • Indian Trusts Act, 1882 / Societies Registration Act, 1860
    • With Registrar of Trusts/Societies
    • Min. 2, No max
    • Yes
    • Limited
    • Yes
    • Not applicable
    • Yes
    • Not allowed
    • Exempted (if conditions met)
    • Moderate

    Here are some frequently asked questions about public limited companies (PLCs)

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