Producer company registration in India lets farmers and other primary producers form a company they own and run together, under Chapter XXIA of the Companies Act, 2013. It pools produce, buying and selling, and gives members limited liability. We check that your members and activity qualify, prepare the documents and file the incorporation.
A producer company is a company whose members are primary producers. It is created and governed under Chapter XXIA of the Companies Act, 2013, which sets out special rules on who can be a member, how it is governed and what it may do. It is a company, not a cooperative society, and not a Section 8 non-profit company. It is always treated as a private company: it can never become a public limited company, and there is no upper limit on the number of members (Chapter XXIA, s.378C).
10 or more individual producers: A producer company can be formed by 10 or more individual producers, or by 2 or more producer institutions, or by a combination of individuals and institutions.
The structures producer groups usually weigh against each other.
Both depend on the rules in force when you apply, so we state the position plainly and do not promise results.
We do not print a single figure here because the amounts depend on your authorised capital and your state, and we confirm each one before we file.
Choose the group that matches the applicant. The exact MCA list is confirmed before filing.
The sequence we follow, with where StampMitra helps.
We have no official approval time to quote, so we do not promise one.
These are the usual causes of a returned or delayed application, based on common filing practice rather than an official MCA list.
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Persons engaged in primary produce activities. This is wider than only farmers, and we check each member against the definition in the Act.
Ten or more individual producers, or two or more producer institutions, or a combination of individuals and institutions.
A minimum of 5 and a maximum of 15.
Producer Company Limited.
No. A producer company is a company registered under the Companies Act, 2013. A cooperative society is registered under state cooperative law.
Chapter XXIA of the Companies Act, 2013, together with the general provisions of the Act that apply to companies.
No. The old 100% deduction in s.80PA of the 1961 Act covered assessment years only up to 2024-25 on the text we found, and we have not found a successor. Profits are taxable unless your CA confirms otherwise.
Yes. Every producer company must have a full-time Chief Executive who is not a member. The Chief Executive is appointed by the board and becomes a director by office (s.378W).
Support is scheme-based. In the FPO scheme SFAC works with producer companies, NCDC with co-operatives and NABARD with both, and each programme sets its own eligibility. Registering as a producer company does not by itself guarantee funding.
FPO is a policy term for a farmer producer organisation. An FPO can be a producer company, a cooperative or a society. A producer company is one legal form an FPO can take.
Through SPICe+ Part A when you incorporate a new company. A reserved name is valid for 20 days. The RUN service is used only for changing the name of an existing company.