Producer Company: Objectives, Registration, & Required Documents

Producer Company

Producer Company: Objectives, Registration, & Required Documents

Producer Company is a form of business structure incorporated by producers who are involved in the production of primary produce or having one or more objectives related to the primary production. Through this article we will take a deeper insight into the concept of Producer Company.

The concept of Producer Company was introduced in the year 2002 to facilitate the incorporation of cooperatives as companies and the conversion of existing cooperatives.  The Producer Company can undertake only those objectives that are specified in section 581B of Companies Act. 

 

Objectives of Producer Company

A company formed is said to be the producer company only when it is incorporated with the objectives mentioned below -

 

Who can incorporate the Producer Company?

In order to obtain the registration of Producer Company, it is necessary to have below-mentioned member individually or in combination with one another -

 

Required Documents for Producer Company 

Following documents are required for registration of a producer company -

 

Producer Company registration procedure 

The procedure of registration for Producer Company is very similar to the registration of the private limited company.  Below we have outlined the steps to incorporate the producer company in India -

  1. Apply for DSC - To initialize the procedure of producer company registration every director of the company is required to obtain the digital signature certificate. Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is a digital signature which can be attached to an electronic document to verify the applicant’s identity.
  2. Apply for DIN - After obtaining the DSC the director needs to obtain a DIN. DIN is eight digits unique number allotted to every person who wants to become a director. It is allotted by the ministry of corporate affairs.  
  3. The draft memorandum of association and articles of association:
  4. Memorandum of Association - Memorandum of association is a document which defines the relationship of the shareholders with the company. It basically contains the objectives and powers of the company.
  5. Articles of association - They are the bye-laws which define the relationship of the company with outsiders. Information such as the total number of members, share capital, rules for a meeting of the company, voting power of members must be included in the Articles of Association.
  6. Filing the forms - Various forms like INC – 7, INC – 22 and DIR – 12 and uploaded to the ROC website.
  7. Obtain the certificate of incorporation-On proper verification of the forms filed and documents submitted the ROC will issue a Certificate of Incorporation and the company can start its business operations.
     

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