Private Limited Company
India’s most common corporate structure — limited liability, a separate legal identity, and a form investors already understand. We handle incorporation end to end and keep the compliance running after.
|800+ businesses served since 2020
The default structure for growing businesses
A Private Limited Company is a privately held entity registered under the Companies Act, 2013, owned by shareholders whose liability is limited to what they’ve invested. It’s a separate legal person from its owners — it can hold assets, sign contracts and be sued in its own name, and its existence doesn’t depend on who happens to be a shareholder or director at any given time.
It’s the structure investors, banks and larger customers default to expect, which makes fundraising and building credibility considerably easier than with a proprietorship or partnership.
- Limited liability for every shareholder
- A separate legal identity that outlives any single shareholder
- No minimum paid-up capital requirement
- A structure investors and banks are already familiar with
- Shares that can be transferred, unlike a partnership interest
Founders planning to raise, hire or scale
Building toward outside investment
Founders planning to raise from investors need a private limited company — it’s the structure most funding rounds are built around.
Moving up from a proprietorship or partnership
Businesses outgrowing an unlimited-liability structure convert to protect personal assets and project more credibility.
Two or more people co-owning the business
Where ownership is split between two or more people from the start, a private limited company gives clean, transferable shareholding.
Incorporation to annual ROC compliance
Name reservation
Checked against MCA naming rules and reserved for your incorporation.
Digital signatures and DIN
DSC and Director Identification Number obtained for every proposed director.
MOA, AOA and incorporation filing
The integrated incorporation form filed with the ROC, along with your foundational company documents.
PAN, TAN and bank account
Issued alongside incorporation, then a current account opened in the company’s name.
Statutory registers and first board meeting
Setting up the registers and holding the first board meeting the Act requires.
Annual filings
Financial statements, annual returns, auditor appointment and director KYC, tracked and filed on schedule.
Four steps to incorporation
We reserve the name
Checked against MCA rules and reserved.
We prepare documents
MOA, AOA, DSC and DIN for every director.
We file for incorporation
Submitted to the ROC for approval.
You’re operational
Certificate, PAN, TAN and bank account in place.
Questions companies ask first.
Is there a minimum capital required to register a private limited company?
No. The Companies Act removed the minimum paid-up capital requirement, so a company can be incorporated with any capital amount the founders choose.
Can a foreign national be a director?
Yes, but at least one director on the board must be a resident of India, alongside any foreign directors.
Does the company need a physical registered office?
Yes, a registered office address in India is required, and it can be a residential address if the owner provides a no-objection certificate.
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