Overview

Overview

Public Limited Company Registration is the process of legally forming a business that can issue shares to the public and attract investments.
You’ll need a minimum of 3 directors, 7 shareholders, and a registered office.
With Biz Pillar’s team, the process is completed smoothly within 7–10 business days.

Why Choose a Public Limited Company?

Registering a Public Limited Company offers financial flexibility and strong brand credibility.

  • Access to public funding via shares.

  • Limited liability protects shareholders.

  • High credibility with investors and banks.

  • Perpetual succession ensures continuity.

  • Transferable shares without restrictions.

  • Eligible for corporate tax incentives.

  • Structured governance under MCA.

  • Governed by Companies Act, 2013 (Section 2(71)).

  • No minimum capital since 2015 amendment.

  • Non-compliance risks fine up to ₹5 lakh.

Types of Private Limited Company (Pvt)

Public Limited Companies in India differ by ownership, goals, and structure, catering to private, government, or listed operations.

Standard Public Limited Company

Suitable for general business operations and expansion across diverse industries.

Standard Public Limited Company

Suitable for general business operations and expansion across diverse industries.

Standard Public Limited Company

Suitable for general business operations and expansion across diverse industries.

Standard Public Limited Company

Suitable for general business operations and expansion across diverse industries.

Listed Public Limited Company

Designed for companies planning to list shares on recognized stock exchanges.

Listed Public Limited Company

Designed for companies planning to list shares on recognized stock exchanges.

Listed Public Limited Company

Designed for companies planning to list shares on recognized stock exchanges.

Listed Public Limited Company

Designed for companies planning to list shares on recognized stock exchanges.

Government Public Limited Company

Majority ownership held by state or central government bodies.

Government Public Limited Company

Majority ownership held by state or central government bodies.

Government Public Limited Company

Majority ownership held by state or central government bodies.

Government Public Limited Company

Majority ownership held by state or central government bodies.

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Holding Public Limited Company

Parent company controlling multiple subsidiaries under a unified corporate structure.

Holding Public Limited Company

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Holding Public Limited Company

Parent company controlling multiple subsidiaries under a unified corporate structure.

Holding Public Limited Company

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Holding Public Limited Company

Parent company controlling multiple subsidiaries under a unified corporate structure.

Holding Public Limited Company

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Holding Public Limited Company

Parent company controlling multiple subsidiaries under a unified corporate structure.

Holding Public Limited Company

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Convertible Public Limited Company

Flexible structure allowing conversion from private to public when scaling up.

Convertible Public Limited Company

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Convertible Public Limited Company

Flexible structure allowing conversion from private to public when scaling up.

Convertible Public Limited Company

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Convertible Public Limited Company

Flexible structure allowing conversion from private to public when scaling up.

Convertible Public Limited Company

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Convertible Public Limited Company

Flexible structure allowing conversion from private to public when scaling up.

Convertible Public Limited Company

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Benefits of Public Ltd Company Registration

A Public Limited Company offers unmatched capital access, investor confidence, and structured compliance — ideal for ambitious businesses.

  • Access public funding through share issuance.

  • Limited liability ensures shareholder protection.

  • Increased trust with banks, investors, and partners.

  • Perpetual succession keeps the business running despite ownership changes.

  • Freely transferable shares for investor convenience.

  • Corporate tax benefits and government incentives.

  • Structured governance under MCA ensures transparency.

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Essential Documents for Registration

Ensure all documents are accurate and complete to speed up the registration and approval process.

For Directors

  • PAN, Aadhaar, passport-size photo, and proof of identity.

For Registered Office

  • Latest utility bill, rent agreement, and NOC from owner.

For Company Formation

  • DSC for directors, DIN, and MOA/AOA drafts.

For Financials

  • Proof of paid-up capital and recent bank statement.

Common for All

  • Photographs: Passport-size photos of all directors and shareholders

6-Step Process for Registration

Starting a new business or completing a legal registration doesn’t have to feel like a maze of forms and approvals.
At BizPillar, we simplify every step—so you can focus on building your venture while we handle the compliance.
Here’s how the process typically works for most registrations:

6-Step Process for Registration

Starting a new business or completing a legal registration doesn’t have to feel like a maze of forms and approvals.
At BizPillar, we simplify every step—so you can focus on building your venture while we handle the compliance.
Here’s how the process typically works for most registrations:

Step

1

Consultation & Name Approval

Discuss your business goals and check name availability through MCA’s RUN/SPICe+ portal to ensure uniqueness and compliance.

Step

4

Drafting MOA & AOA

Prepare the Memorandum of Association (MOA) defining objectives and Articles of Association (AOA) outlining internal governance and operational rules.

Step

5

Filing with MCA via SPICe+

Submit incorporation forms including SPICe+, PAN, TAN, EPFO, ESIC registrations, and optional GST, for full regulatory compliance.

Step

2

Document Collection

Gather all necessary identity, address, and financial proofs for directors and shareholders, plus registered office documentation.

Step

3

DSC & DIN Application

Obtain Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for directors and apply for Director Identification Numbers (DIN) for MCA registration.

Step

6

Certificate of Incorporation & Bank Setup

Upon MCA approval, receive the Certificate of Incorporation and open a company bank account to start operations officially.

Step

1

Consultation & Name Approval

Discuss your business goals and check name availability through MCA’s RUN/SPICe+ portal to ensure uniqueness and compliance.

Step

4

Drafting MOA & AOA

Prepare the Memorandum of Association (MOA) defining objectives and Articles of Association (AOA) outlining internal governance and operational rules.

Step

5

Filing with MCA via SPICe+

Submit incorporation forms including SPICe+, PAN, TAN, EPFO, ESIC registrations, and optional GST, for full regulatory compliance.

Step

2

Document Collection

Gather all necessary identity, address, and financial proofs for directors and shareholders, plus registered office documentation.

Step

3

DSC & DIN Application

Obtain Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for directors and apply for Director Identification Numbers (DIN) for MCA registration.

Step

6

Certificate of Incorporation & Bank Setup

Upon MCA approval, receive the Certificate of Incorporation and open a company bank account to start operations officially.

Step

1

Consultation & Name Approval

Discuss your business goals and check name availability through MCA’s RUN/SPICe+ portal to ensure uniqueness and compliance.

Step

4

Drafting MOA & AOA

Prepare the Memorandum of Association (MOA) defining objectives and Articles of Association (AOA) outlining internal governance and operational rules.

Step

5

Filing with MCA via SPICe+

Submit incorporation forms including SPICe+, PAN, TAN, EPFO, ESIC registrations, and optional GST, for full regulatory compliance.

Step

2

Document Collection

Gather all necessary identity, address, and financial proofs for directors and shareholders, plus registered office documentation.

Step

3

DSC & DIN Application

Obtain Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for directors and apply for Director Identification Numbers (DIN) for MCA registration.

Step

6

Certificate of Incorporation & Bank Setup

Upon MCA approval, receive the Certificate of Incorporation and open a company bank account to start operations officially.

Step

1

Consultation & Name Approval

Discuss your business goals and check name availability through MCA’s RUN/SPICe+ portal to ensure uniqueness and compliance.

Step

4

Drafting MOA & AOA

Prepare the Memorandum of Association (MOA) defining objectives and Articles of Association (AOA) outlining internal governance and operational rules.

Step

5

Filing with MCA via SPICe+

Submit incorporation forms including SPICe+, PAN, TAN, EPFO, ESIC registrations, and optional GST, for full regulatory compliance.

Step

2

Document Collection

Gather all necessary identity, address, and financial proofs for directors and shareholders, plus registered office documentation.

Step

3

DSC & DIN Application

Obtain Digital Signature Certificates (DSC) for directors and apply for Director Identification Numbers (DIN) for MCA registration.

Step

6

Certificate of Incorporation & Bank Setup

Upon MCA approval, receive the Certificate of Incorporation and open a company bank account to start operations officially.

Public Limited Company vs Other Business Structures

Choosing the right structure defines how your business grows, raises funds, and manages compliance.

Public Limited Company (PLC):
  • Can issue shares to the public and list on stock exchanges.

  • Offers limited liability to all shareholders.

  • High compliance and audit requirements under the Companies Act, 2013.

  • Suitable for scaling and expanding across India and globally.

  • Enhances brand credibility with investors and institutions.

Public Limited Company (PLC):
  • Can issue shares to the public and list on stock exchanges.

  • Offers limited liability to all shareholders.

  • High compliance and audit requirements under the Companies Act, 2013.

  • Suitable for scaling and expanding across India and globally.

  • Enhances brand credibility with investors and institutions.

Public Limited Company (PLC):
  • Can issue shares to the public and list on stock exchanges.

  • Offers limited liability to all shareholders.

  • High compliance and audit requirements under the Companies Act, 2013.

  • Suitable for scaling and expanding across India and globally.

  • Enhances brand credibility with investors and institutions.

Public Limited Company (PLC):
  • Can issue shares to the public and list on stock exchanges.

  • Offers limited liability to all shareholders.

  • High compliance and audit requirements under the Companies Act, 2013.

  • Suitable for scaling and expanding across India and globally.

  • Enhances brand credibility with investors and institutions.

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP):
  • Separate legal entity with limited liability.

  • Partnership tax regime; limited investor appeal.

  • Low compliance: amendment needed for ownership transfer.

  • Medium credibility; suited for SMEs, professionals.

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP):
  • Separate legal entity with limited liability.

  • Partnership tax regime; limited investor appeal.

  • Low compliance: amendment needed for ownership transfer.

  • Medium credibility; suited for SMEs, professionals.

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP):
  • Separate legal entity with limited liability.

  • Partnership tax regime; limited investor appeal.

  • Low compliance: amendment needed for ownership transfer.

  • Medium credibility; suited for SMEs, professionals.

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP):
  • Separate legal entity with limited liability.

  • Partnership tax regime; limited investor appeal.

  • Low compliance: amendment needed for ownership transfer.

  • Medium credibility; suited for SMEs, professionals.

Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd):
  • Combines partnership simplicity with limited liability benefits.

  • No mandatory board meetings or share capital requirements.

  • Low registration and maintenance cost.

  • Partners directly manage business operations.

  • Best for consultants, agencies, or small service providers.

Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd):
  • Combines partnership simplicity with limited liability benefits.

  • No mandatory board meetings or share capital requirements.

  • Low registration and maintenance cost.

  • Partners directly manage business operations.

  • Best for consultants, agencies, or small service providers.

Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd):
  • Combines partnership simplicity with limited liability benefits.

  • No mandatory board meetings or share capital requirements.

  • Low registration and maintenance cost.

  • Partners directly manage business operations.

  • Best for consultants, agencies, or small service providers.

Private Limited Company (Pvt Ltd):
  • Combines partnership simplicity with limited liability benefits.

  • No mandatory board meetings or share capital requirements.

  • Low registration and maintenance cost.

  • Partners directly manage business operations.

  • Best for consultants, agencies, or small service providers.

Questions & Answers

Have more questions? Don't hesitate to email us:

01

How long does Public Limited Company registration take?

The entire registration process takes around 7–10 business days, depending on document readiness and MCA approval timelines.

02

Is minimum capital required?

03

How many directors are required to form a Public Limited Company?

04

Can a Public Limited Company list its shares on the stock exchange?

05

Can NRIs or foreign nationals be directors in a Public Limited Company?

Questions & Answers

Have more questions? Don't hesitate to email us:

01

How long does Public Limited Company registration take?

The entire registration process takes around 7–10 business days, depending on document readiness and MCA approval timelines.

02

Is minimum capital required?

03

How many directors are required to form a Public Limited Company?

04

Can a Public Limited Company list its shares on the stock exchange?

05

Can NRIs or foreign nationals be directors in a Public Limited Company?

Questions & Answers

Have more questions? Don't hesitate to email us:

01

How long does Public Limited Company registration take?

The entire registration process takes around 7–10 business days, depending on document readiness and MCA approval timelines.

02

Is minimum capital required?

03

How many directors are required to form a Public Limited Company?

04

Can a Public Limited Company list its shares on the stock exchange?

05

Can NRIs or foreign nationals be directors in a Public Limited Company?

Questions & Answers

Have more questions? Don't hesitate to email us:

01

How long does Public Limited Company registration take?

The entire registration process takes around 7–10 business days, depending on document readiness and MCA approval timelines.

02

Is minimum capital required?

03

How many directors are required to form a Public Limited Company?

04

Can a Public Limited Company list its shares on the stock exchange?

05

Can NRIs or foreign nationals be directors in a Public Limited Company?