Public Limited Company Formation
Public Limited Company Formation
A Public Limited Company is ideal for businesses looking to raise funds publicly through shares and scale operations.
Why Choose a Public Ltd. Company?
Stock Exchange Listing
Stock Exchange Listing – Easily raise funds through shares.
Limited Liability
Limited Liability – Shareholders' risks are limited.
Transparency & Trust
More credibility with regulatory compliance.
Documents Required
- Directors’ PAN, Aadhaar, &
- DSC
- MOA & AOA drafting
- Business address proof
Our Process
1️⃣ Company Name Approval
2️⃣ Legal Document Drafting
3️⃣ Filing & Compliance Approval
4️⃣ Stock Exchange Compliance
5️⃣ Business Incorporation Completion
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A Public Limited Company is a separate legal entity that can offer its shares to the public, has unlimited shareholders, and must end its name with “Limited”.
You need at least 7 shareholders, 3 directors, and the company’s name must include “Limited”. At least one director must be an Indian resident.
Typical documents include: identity proof (PAN/Aadhaar/Passport) of the directors & shareholders, address proof of the registered office (lease/rent deed plus utility bill), digital signature certificates (DSCs) for directors, and Memorandum & Articles of Association (MoA & AoA).
Key advantages include: limited liability for shareholders, ability to raise capital from the public, greater credibility, and structured governance conducive to large-scale business.
The process involves name reservation, DSC & DIN for directors, filing incorporation forms (e.g., SPICe+) and obtaining the Certificate of Incorporation. Time-frames vary, but commonly it takes 14-30 working days, depending on documentation and regulatory approvals.