Everything you need for Public Limited Company
A Public Limited Company is a legally registered business entity that can raise capital from the public, offers limited liability to its shareholders, has a separate legal identity, and is suitable for large-scale businesses planning expansion and public investment.
Benefits of Public Limited Company
- Ability to raise capital from the public through shares,
- Limited liability protection for shareholders,
- Separate legal entity with perpetual succession,
- High business credibility and market recognition,
- Easy transferability of shares,
- Suitable for large-scale expansion and growth
Eligibility Criteria to Register a Public Limited Company
- Minimum 3 directors,
- Minimum 7 shareholders,
- At least one director must be an Indian resident,
- Valid registered office address in India,
- Lawful business objectives,
- Compliance with Companies Act, 2013
Process of Public Limited Company Registration
- Obtain DSC & DIN – Digital Signature and Director Identification Number,
- Name Approval – Apply through MCA for company name,
- Draft MOA & AOA – Define objectives and internal rules,
- Company Incorporation Filing – Submit SPICe+ forms,
- Certificate of Incorporation – Issued by Registrar of Companies,
- PAN & TAN Allotment – Generated with incorporation,
- Open Bank Account – In the company’s name
Why Choose Our Services?
- Taxation Point India provides professional Public Limited Company registration services with,
- Experienced legal and compliance experts,
- Transparent and affordable pricing,
- Quick documentation and filing support,
- End-to-end MCA compliance assistance,
- Dedicated customer support,
- Trusted by businesses across India,
Get prepared
Documents & information required
- PAN Card of directors
- Aadhaar Card of directors
- Passport-size photographs
- Address proof of directors
- Registered office address proof (electricity bill or rent agreement)
- NOC from property owner
- Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
- Director Identification Number (DIN)
- Memorandum of Association (MOA)
- Articles of Association (AOA)