FAQs on Public Limited Company
Q. What is a Public Limited Company in India?
A. A Public Limited Company should be the preferred business choice in India if you plan to raise funds from the general public through Initial Public Offering (“IPO”) because public limited companies have been privileged under Securities Laws to access the capital market.
Q. How to register an online Public Limited Company?
A. You can visit the official MCA website and file the incorporation application using the e-form.
Q. What is the difference between Private and Public Limited Companies?
A. A Public Ltd Company in India can offer its shares to the general public, while a Private Ltd Company cannot transfer its share outside the Company.
Q. Where can I find the list of Public Limited Companies in India?
A. You can visit the official MCA portal to access the Public Ltd Company lists in India.
Q. What is the Public Limited Company registration fee?
A. The incorporation fee of the Public Limited Company can depend on the consultancy service you avail for such registration. For cheaper and better quality services, contact Registrationwala.
Q. What is the Public Limited Company ownership?
A. A Public Limited Company in India is jointly owned by its directors, members, and shareholders.
Q. How can you register your Public Company name?
A. The name of Public Company in India can be registered using the RUN app on the MCA portal.
Q. Who owns a Public Limited Company?
A. A Public Limited Company in India is jointly owned by its directors, members, and shareholders.
Q. What are the Public Limited Company features in India?
A. A Public Limited Company has the following features:
- Flexible Structure
- Offers stock Ownership
- Stock Exchange Listing
- Raising Funds through IPOs
Q. What is an Open Ltd Company?
A. Every Indian Public Limited Company is an Open Limited Company. Open means the Company is open to trading its share to the general public.
Q. What is annual compliance for public limited company?
A. Public company compliance includes maintaining accounts, preparing financial statements and filing annual returns every financial year.