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Prakash Kakani Director, PNS EV HubConversion from Private to Public Limited Company involves changing the legal status of a Private Limited Company to a Public Limited Company, as governed by the Companies Act, 2013. This transition allows companies to raise capital from the public, expand their shareholder base, and enhance credibility in the market.
Converting a Private Limited Company to a Public Limited Company provides access to larger capital markets and better opportunities for growth. The process requires amendments to the company's Articles of Association (AOA) and Memorandum of Association (MOA) and compliance with regulatory guidelines.
1. Access to Public Funding : Facilitates raising funds through public share issuance.
2. Enhanced Credibility : Builds trust among investors, stakeholders, and financial institutions.
3. Broader Shareholder Base : Expands ownership and allows listing on stock exchanges.
4. Perpetual Succession : Ensures business continuity irrespective of ownership changes.
5. Market Expansion : Strengthens market presence and growth opportunities.
1. Private Limited Companies Seeking Growth : Businesses requiring public funding for expansion.
2. Startups Planning IPOs : Startups aiming to go public and list on stock exchanges.
3. Companies Meeting Listing Requirements : Entities fulfilling the criteria for minimum paid-up capital and other conditions for public listing.
1. Approval from Board and Shareholders : Obtain board resolution and special resolution from shareholders for conversion.
2. Amendment of MOA and AOA : Remove restrictions on share transfers and increase the authorized share capital if required.
3. Minimum Directors and Shareholders : Ensure the company has at least 3 directors and 7 shareholders, as required for a public company.
4. Filing with ROC : Submit forms such as MGT-14 (special resolution) and INC-27 (application for conversion).
5. Updated Statutory Records : Maintain updated registers of members, directors, and shareholders.
6. Compliance with Listing Norms (if applicable) : Adhere to SEBI and stock exchange guidelines if planning to list shares.
Feature | Private Limited Company | Public Limited Company | LLP |
---|---|---|---|
Minimum Shareholders | 2 | 7 | 2 |
Minimum Directors | 2 | 3 | 2 |
Funding Options | Restricted | Public and Private | Restricted |
Compliance Burden | Moderate | High | Moderate |
Share Transferability | Restricted | Freely Transferable | Restricted |
Yes, any Private Limited Company meeting the requirements of the Companies Act, 2013, can apply for conversion.
There is no minimum paid-up capital requirement under the Companies Act, 2013, for public companies.
Yes, a special resolution must be passed in a general meeting.
The AOA must remove restrictions on share transfers and comply with public company governance norms.
The process typically takes 6-8 weeks, depending on document preparation and ROC approvals.
No, listing is optional and depends on the company’s decision to issue shares to the public.