Company Registration

Access to government schemes and subsidies: After registering your company, you can access numerous benefits including government programs designed to support the growth of new businesses and entrepreneurs

Increased trust and credibility: Registering your business demonstrates your commitment to long-term operation, legal compliance, and transparency, building trust among customers, investors, and business partners

Receive legal protection: Registering your business ensures legal protection, keeping your personal property safe from business-related lawsuits and protecting your assets from liability

Apply for loans with ease: A registered company with a stronger financial profile makes securing loans and gaining access to credit facilities from banks and financial institutions easier

Sole Proprietorship: A business structure where the owner has full control and unlimited liability for profits and debts

Partnership Firm: A business owned by two or more people who share equal responsibilities, profits, and liabilities

Private Limited Company: A business entity that limits owner liability, has shareholders and restricts public share trading

One Person Company (OPC): A single-owner company with limited liability that provides the advantages of a corporate structure

Limited Liability Partnership (LLP): A combination of partnership and corporation characteristics, granting partners limited liability

Section 8 Company: A non-profit organization that promotes commerce, education, charity, and social welfare

Public Limited Company: Issues shares to the public with limited liability and adheres to stricter regulatory requirements

Nidhi Company: A non-banking financial institution dedicated to encouraging savings and mutual benefit among members

Producer Company: Specializes in producing, harvesting, and selling agricultural products from farmers and producers

Insurance Company: Manages risk through policies that provide financial protection against various losses