Public Limited Company
A large-scale corporate structure designed to raise public capital with strong credibility.
What You Will Get
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“Super smooth experience! Uploaded my documents and everything was handled within 2 days.”
“This service made it effortless. Got everything filed quickly and accurately.”
“Highly professional team. They answered all my queries patiently.”
Overview
A Public Limited Company (PLC) is a corporate entity governed by the Companies Act, 2013. It requires a minimum of seven shareholders and three directors and can raise capital by offering shares to the public. PLCs enjoy limited liability, higher credibility, and are ideal for businesses planning large-scale expansion and public investment.
Key Benefits of Public Limited Company
Limited liability protection for directors
Higher credibility and public trust
Easy access to large-scale funding and loans
Preferred structure for public investment
Free transferability of shares
Best suited for heavy capital-intensive businesses
Prerequisites
Minimum 7 shareholders
Minimum 3 directors
Directors and shareholders can be the same person
At least one director must be an Indian resident
Minimum authorised share capital as prescribed by law
PAN, identity proof, and address proof of directors and shareholders
What You'll Receive
- DIN (Director Identification Number) for 3 directors
- Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for shareholders
- Company name approval
- MOA & AOA drafting
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Company PAN Card
- Company TAN / TDS Number
- Bank account opening documentation support
Frequently Asked Questions
Basic documents such as photograph, PAN card, and address proof of directors and shareholders are required.
No. A residential or rented address can be used as the registered office and can be changed later.
ROC is a government authority responsible for registering and regulating companies in India.
No. The entire Public Limited Company incorporation process is completed online.
No renewal is required, but annual ROC compliance filings are mandatory.
Director Identification Number (DIN) is a unique number issued to individuals appointed as directors.
A Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is used to sign electronic forms filed with the ROC.
Yes, the registered office address can be changed anytime after incorporation by following due procedure.
No. Share capital can be deposited after incorporation once the company bank account is opened.
No. GST and PF apply only after crossing prescribed threshold limits.