Public Company

     Firms that trade their shares on the stock exchange or issue fixed deposits are known as public limited companies. A public limited company must have at least 3 directors, 7 shareholders, and a maximum of 50 directors, as well as Rs 5 lakhs in paid-up capital. A public limited company has all of the benefits of a private limited company, including the opportunity to have an unlimited number of members, simplicity of shareholding transfers, and increased openness.

Register a Company in 5 Easy Steps

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Fill out our simple form

You must complete and submit papers in addition to filling out our quick online questionnaire.

We can provide you with DSC and DIN

We will offer you with DSC and DIN after you submit your paperwork.

Approval of the Name and Verification

Your information will be confirmed, and we will submit a request for name approval.

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Submission of Documents

We'll prepare all of the necessary paperwork and submit it to ROC on your behalf.

Your task has been finished

We give you all of the documentation through courier after your company is formed.

Documents Required for Public Company

  1. A copy of the directors’ PAN card
  2. Photograph of the directors at passport size
  3. Aadhaar Card/Voter Identity Card Copies
  4. Rent agreement copy (If rented property)
  5. Bills for electricity and water (Business Place)
  6. A copy of the title papers (If owned property)
  7. NOC from the landlord (Format will be provided)

Advantages

1. Minimum Number of Directors

   A public business must have at least three directors, one of whom must be a resident of India.

2. Shareholders (Minimum and Maximum)

   A public business must always have at least seven shareholders. The maximum number of shareholders is unrestricted.

3. Requirements for Compliance

   Because a public company is for significant businesses with public interest, it must follow almost all of the regulations of the Companies Act.

4. Transfers of Stock

   A public company's shares are freely transferable. Share transfer limitations cannot be imposed by the board of directors.

5. Shares are issued

   A public business can issue shares as long as it complies with SEBI regulations and other legal criteria.

OUR PRICING PLANS

Standard

₹ 14,999

Gold

₹ 16,999

Platinum

₹ 19,999