Starting a Public Limited Company opens doors to public capital, enhanced credibility, and scalability. However, the process involves legal procedures and stringent compliance per the Companies Act, 2013, and MCA norms.
📘 1. Introduction
A Public Limited Company enables raising funds through public share issuance. Unlike private companies, they allow broader ownership and are subject to higher compliance levels for transparency and governance .
🧾 2. Types of Registrations & Licenses
- ✅ Incorporation via SPICe+ (Form INC-32)
- 📋 MOA & AOA Drafting
- 🔠 DSC (Digital Signature Certificate)
- 🆔 DIN (Director Identification Number) for each director
- 🔍 Name Reservation (RUN or SPICe+ Part A)
- 🛄 Post-registration: PAN, TAN, GST, Import/Export Code if needed
👥 3. Who Needs These Services?
- Large businesses aiming to raise public capital
- Firms looking to expand nationally or internationally
- Companies with 7+ promoters and ≥ ₹5 lakh authorized capital
- Businesses targeting stock exchange listing in the future
🧑⚖️ 4. Why Choose a Professional Service Provider?
- ⚖️ Ensure all legal forms (SPICe+, RUN, MOA, AOA) are error-free
- 🧾 Facilitate DSC, DIN, and Name Reservation efficiently
- 📂 Proper drafting of MOA/AOA as per business objectives
- 📊 Help navigate banking, GST, and other sector-specific compliances
- ⏱️ Speed up process and avoid rejection or delays
🛠️ 5. Public Limited Company Registration Process
Step 1: Obtain DSC
Required for all proposed directors.
Step 2: Apply for DIN
Each director must have a unique identification
Step 3: Name Reservation
Apply via RUN or SPICe+ Part A; names are reserved for ~20 days.
Step 4: SPICe+ Form Submission
Form INC-32 filing with MOA, AOA, address proof, and director KYC.
Step 5: Certificate of Incorporation
ROC issues with CIN, followed by PAN and TAN allotment.
📄 6. Required Documents
- PAN & Aadhaar of all directors
- Address proof – utility bills, lease agreements, NOC
- Passport-size photograph of each director
- Registered office proof
- DSC and DIN for directors
- MOA & AOA duly signed by subscribers
💰 7. Cost Involved
| Component | Estimate (₹) |
| DSC (per director) | ₹1,000 – ₹2,000 |
| DIN Application | Included in SPICe+ process |
| Name Reservation (RUN/SPICe+) | ₹1,000 |
| SPICe+ Govt. Fees | ₹500 – ₹5,000 (capital slab-based) |
| Professional Fees | ₹10,000 – ₹30,000+ |
⏳ 8. Time Taken
| Task | Timeline |
| DSC & DIN Issuance | 2–3 working days |
| Name Reservation (RUN) | 1–2 working days |
| SPICe+ Filing & Approval | 5–10 working days |
| PAN/TAN Allotment | 1–2 working days post-incorporation |
Total Time: 10–15 working days
⚠️ 9. Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Choosing duplicate names causing RUN rejection
- Improper MOA/AOA drafting and lack of business object clarity
- Missing DIN or DSC for any director
- Incorrect KYC or address proof in forms
- Forgetting post-incorporation GST, bank mandate, and compliance filings
📞 10. Call-to-Action (CTA)
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❓ 11. FAQs
Q1: Minimum shareholders and directors needed?
Minimum 7 shareholders and 3 directors, with at least one resident director.
Q2: Is DSC mandatory for all directors?
Yes, for electronic filing with MCA portal.
Q3: Do I need paid-up capital?
No minimum paid-up capital required post-2015 amendment.
Q4: How long is a name reservation valid?
About 20 days; extensions require reapplication.
Q5: What happens after incorporation?
Set up books, appoint auditors, comply with GST, open bank account, and hold board meetings as per law.
