public limited company
Introduction
Public Limited Companies (PLCs) are one of the most sought-after business structures in India, and for a good reason. A PLC is a type of business entity that can raise capital from the public by issuing shares. As a result, it has the potential to grow faster than other business structures.
Additionally, a PLC provides limited liability protection to its shareholders, meaning that the personal assets of shareholders are not at risk in case the company faces financial difficulties. At our registration service, we understand the importance of this business structure, and we are here to assist you in registering your very own PLC.
At our registration service, we take pride in providing excellent customer service. We understand that registering a PLC can be a time-consuming process, and we are committed to making it hassle-free for you. Our team is available to answer any queries you may have throughout the registration process, and we will keep you updated on the progress of your application. We believe in building long-term relationships with our clients and providing them with a service that exceeds their expectations. So, if you are looking to register a PLC in India, look no further than our service.
Benefits of Registering A Public Limited Companies in India
Public Limited Companies (PLCs) have the potential to grow faster than other business structures as they can raise capital from the public by issuing shares. This means that the company can invest in new projects and expand its operations, leading to increased revenue and profits. As a result, PLCs are attractive to investors who are looking for high returns on their investments..
One of the most significant benefits of a PLC is the limited liability protection it provides to its shareholders. This means that the personal assets of shareholders are not at risk in case the company faces financial difficulties. This provides peace of mind to shareholders and encourages them to invest in the company.
PLCs are viewed as more prestigious and credible than other business structures, as they have to comply with strict regulations and disclose financial information to the public. This can enhance the company’s reputation and make it more attractive to customers, suppliers, and investors.
Shares in a PLC are easily transferable, making it easier for shareholders to sell their shares and exit the company if they wish to. This provides flexibility to shareholders and can increase the liquidity of the company’s shares, making it easier to raise capital in the future.
PAN & Original Aadhar Card of all the proposed directors of the company.
Email address and contact phone numbers of all the proposed directors.
Voter’s ID / Passport / Driver’s License (any one document) of all the proposed directors .
Bank Statement/Electricity Bill/Telephone
Bill/Mobile Bill of all the proposed directors (not older than 2 months).
Passport size photograph of of all the proposed directors .
Address proof of location where the company is going to be registered.
- If owned property, Tax paid receipt/ Electricity bill receipt/ Gas bill copy, along with a NOC.(Format for NOC would be provided by us)
- If Rented property, an NOC would be required from the owner of the property along with the latest electricity bill/ Gas Bill Copy (NOC format will be provided by us.)