From DSC & DIN to Certificate of Incorporation, PAN, GST & your first compliance filing — a CA-led team registers your FPO / FPC and gets it running on Finnid. All-inclusive, no hidden charges.
Basic KYC for each director / member — that's all to get started.
An informal group can't raise equity, sign contracts or access schemes. A Producer Company can — and Finnid runs it for you afterward.
A body corporate under the Companies Act 2013 (Chapter IXA) — your FPO can own assets, sign deals & be bankable.
Equity-grant readiness, SFAC/NABARD linkage, collateral-free loans & scheme eligibility unlock only after incorporation.
Buyers, exporters & e-NAM need a registered entity to transact — aggregate produce into one bankable lot.
ROC, GST, ITR & governance run on a CA-led ERP from day one — you stay audit-ready without in-house staff.
Government stamp duty differs by state, so your all-inclusive price does too. Pick your state to see the exact figure — everything below is included.
Covers PAN, TAN, DIN, DSC, ₹15 Lakh authorised capital, EPF, ESI, LIN, GST & all statutory certificates. No hidden charges.
A Producer Company (FPC) is formed under Chapter IXA of the Companies Act. The core requirements are simple.
Typically 20–45 days. We drive every step; you just provide documents & e-sign.
Share KYC for all directors/members — we verify completeness up front.
Digital Signature Certificates, then Director Identification Numbers for each director.
Reserve your Producer Company name on MCA (RUN / SPICe+).
Draft the charter documents, get them e-signed by promoters & file incorporation with fees.
RoC issues your CIN — your FPO is now a legal entity. PAN & TAN follow.
GST registration, a current account, ERP, compliance calendar & market linkage from day one.
Keep these ready and incorporation moves fast. Our team validates each document before filing.
Share a few details and our CA-led team will call you within 1 business day to begin incorporation. We verify by email OTP.
CA-led incorporation, then a full ERP to actually run the FPO — here's how it lands with the people building them.
"We were stuck on paperwork for months. Finnid's team handled DSC, name approval and the SPICe+ filing end-to-end — our CIN came through in about five weeks and we started aggregating wheat the same season."
"The state-wise price was clear from day one — no surprise charges later. After incorporation the same team put us on the ERP for GST and ROC filings, so we're always audit-ready."
"As a first-time promoter I didn't know the difference between a society and a producer company. Their advisor explained everything in Hindi, and the whole registration was smoother than I expected."
"What sold us was that registration and running the FPO are under one roof. Compliance calendar, live mandi prices and buyer RFQs — all in one place after we incorporated."
"340 members, five villages — we needed a bankable entity to sign with a buyer. Finnid got us incorporated and GST-ready, and the current account was set up before harvest."
The essentials on members, directors, taxation and compliance. Still unsure? Our advisors walk you through it.
Any ten or more individuals, each being a producer, or two or more Producer Institutions, or a combination of 10+ individuals and Producer Institutions can form an FPC. There is no maximum limit on the number of members.
A minimum of 5 and a maximum of 15 directors. If the number falls below 5 at any time, a statutory default occurs. Under Section 165(1) an individual can be a director in up to 20 companies at a time (no more than 10 of them public).
For each director/member: PAN, Aadhaar, email ID, mobile number, a recent address proof (electricity/mobile/telephone bill or bank statement not older than 2 months) and a passport-size photograph. For the registered office: a recent utility bill with an NOC (and a rent agreement if the premises are rented).
It is a body corporate of primary producers formed under the Companies Act. It may carry out production, harvesting, procurement, grading, pooling, handling, marketing, selling and export of members' primary produce; processing; supply of machinery/inputs; technical and consultancy services; and financing of these activities — among other ancillary objectives.
Authorised Capital is the maximum capital a company can raise, declared at registration (stamp duty is paid on it; increasing it later costs more). Paid-up Capital is the portion of that capital actually invested into the company by members. The ₹15 Lakh authorised capital is included in the package.
A member's liability is limited to the unpaid portion of their subscribed shares. If a member subscribed ₹1,00,000 but paid only ₹60,000, their maximum liability is the remaining ₹40,000 — even if the company becomes insolvent, regardless of the losses.
The applicable rate depends on the nature of activity — broadly 15% for manufacturing companies and 22% for others — applied to net profit (gross receipts less all expenditure). Agricultural income is exempt under Section 10(1) of the Income Tax Act, though the exemption varies with the type of activity.
Register for GST if you sell on e-commerce, supply out of state, export, deal in supplies needing compulsory registration, or cross the threshold — ₹20 lakh for services and ₹40 lakh for goods. GST registration is already included in the package.
One-time: file INC-20A (commencement of business) within 6 months of incorporation. Recurring: appoint an auditor (max 5-year term), file annual accounts & audit, file the ROC annual return, and complete DIN KYC for all directors. Finnid's ERP tracks all of these for you.
Typically 20–45 days end-to-end. The all-inclusive price (from ₹26,153, varying by state) covers PAN, TAN, DIN, DSC, ₹15 Lakh authorised capital, EPF, ESI, LIN, GST and all statutory certificates — with no hidden charges.