Public Limited Company Registration in India
A Public Limited Company can raise capital from the public through shares and debentures. It is the required structure for businesses planning an IPO, public deposits or institutional fundraising at scale.
Capital from the public, structured for scale.
Contact us to know the exact pricing for your requirement. In return, it can offer shares and debentures to the public and list on a stock exchange.
SS Marks manages the complete SPICe+ registration process: name approval, DSC and DIN for all directors, MOA & AOA drafting, statutory declarations, PAN, TAN and Certificate of Incorporation — with post-incorporation compliance guidance included.
Documents required
- Contact us to know the exact pricing for your requirement.
- Contact us to know the exact pricing for your requirement.
- Contact us to know the exact pricing for your requirement.
- Contact us to know the exact pricing for your requirement.
- Proposed company name options (2–3 for RUN)
- Business objects and proposed authorised capital
How we register your entity
Name approval (RUN)
Company name reserved on MCA — typical approval within 1–2 working days.
DSC & DIN
Digital Signature Certificates and Director Identification Numbers for all proposed directors.
SPICe+ filing
MOA, AOA, statutory declarations and SPICe+ form filed with MCA. PAN and TAN applied simultaneously.
CoI & post-incorporation
Certificate of Incorporation received; auditor appointment, share certificates and first board meeting guidance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum requirement for a Public Limited Company?
Contact us to know the exact pricing for your requirement. Minimum paid-up capital is no longer mandated by statute.
Can a Public Limited Company raise funds from the public?
Yes. A Public Limited Company can raise funds through a public issue of shares or debentures, subject to SEBI regulations and prospectus requirements. Private placement is also available without a public listing.
What are the AGM requirements?
A public company must hold its AGM within the period prescribed under the Companies Act, 2013, maintain statutory minutes and records, and file such resolutions and returns with the Registrar as are required under applicable law.
Is statutory audit mandatory?
Yes. Every Public Limited Company must have its accounts audited annually by a Chartered Accountant, and file audited financial statements with MCA (Form AOC-4).
What is the difference between a listed and unlisted Public Limited Company?
An unlisted Public Limited Company can offer shares privately without SEBI approval. A listed company has its shares traded on a recognised stock exchange (NSE/BSE) and must comply with SEBI LODR Regulations in addition to the Companies Act.
Planning to register a Public Limited Company?
An SS Marks specialist will map the exact process and statutory requirements for your sector — initial consultation, without obligation.